Faults in signal inhibitors costing more than $5 billion: prisoners call and have internet

The Office of the Comptroller General of the Republic detected serious anomalies in the system of signal inhibitors in...

Gendarmerie has come out in defense of the functioning of signal inhibitors installed inside parliamentary precincts, after the observations made by the Comptroller General. According to the oversight agency, the inhibition system presents faults, allowing some inmates to access the Internet through their cell phones. This fact has generated concern, since it could facilitate the operations of criminal gangs within prisons. In conversation with …

Andrés Longton revealed that $470 million of the bid won by an Israeli company has already been paid, while Camila Flores considered it incredible that technologies that work well in other countries, in our country, do not result. As “scandalous” he called the National Renewal deputy and member of the Constitution Committee, Andrés Longton, a Comptroller’s report that reveals the existence of failures in signal inhibitors in the country’s prison…

A confidential report by the monitoring agency details, among many anomalies, that the Israeli-born system—which cost more than $5.6 billion— faces problems with cell antennas close to the penal ones and that criminal creativity surpasses the so-called “guardian system.” In simple, they make fun of it by changing chips, and turning on and off mobile phones on several occasions.