One of the spokespersons for the Montana Agreement Monitoring Office, questioned about the continued involvement of the three presidential advisors flagged by the Anti-Corruption Unit (ULCC), criticized the executive branch, the Transitional Presidential Council (CPT), and the Conille government. "The publication of the ULCC report confirms what the BSA already denounced in May 2024: the misuse of intelligence service funds for personal gain by the nine members of the CPT. This initial act of corruption indicated a series of further violations of ethics and public morality. It became clear that these new leaders viewed the management of state resources as a means solely to satisfy their personal interests," stated Mr. Saint Dic.

"Since then, in a spirit of camaraderie, they have secretly colluded to act in solidarity, whether by refusing to declare their assets, renouncing their commitment to publish and adhere to the April 3, 2024 Agreement, which they actively participated in drafting and freely signed," Ted Saint Dic denounced.