A Chilean investigation, led by CIPER Chile, has revealed significant expenditures in Colombia and Spain allegedly financed by the partner of Francisco Vivanco. These expenses surfaced following a $13 million deposit reportedly ordered by former minister Sergio Lagos. The funds were allegedly used to cover costs incurred by Vivanco’s partner. The details emerged as part of the “Fundamenta Case,” currently under investigation. This case centers around potential illicit financial flows and raises questions about the source and purpose of the substantial deposit. Further scrutiny is being applied to the link between the deposit, the subsequent spending, and the individuals involved, including Lagos and Vivanco. The investigation aims to determine if these transactions represent any form of impropriety or illegal activity.