An investigation into Senator Miguel Ángel Calisto has revealed potential links to the Confenats national health workers' union and allegations of illicit funds. Evidence suggests former Confenats leaders acted as intermediaries, allegedly delivering cash from Calisto to cover legal costs for his ex-campaign manager, Roland Cárcamo. Berta Brito and Pedro Nova, identified as potential fronts and mediators for Cárcamo, were involved in the transactions according to a witness statement. While Calisto downplays his connection to Confenats, a close relationship existed when Cárcamo held a leadership position within the union. Furthermore, Calisto’s communications advisor simultaneously worked for both the Senator and the health workers’ union, raising further questions about potential conflicts of interest and collaboration. This development adds a new dimension to the ongoing fiscal inquiry concerning the Senator.