Insurance fraud: the beginning of the end of a mafia that harmed millions of Argentines
For years, a mafia network infiltrated the Argentine insurance system. Under the façade of law firms or professionals from different disciplines, real criminal organizations were set up, dedicated to forging claims and defrauding insurers and policyholders alike. This phenomenon, known as the "trial industry", not only degraded the functioning of the market,…
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