Las empresas constructoras Andrade Gutiérrez y UTC han firmado dos Decretos de Consentimiento ante el Consejo Administrativo para la Defensa Económica (CADE), en la cual admiten su participación en el cártel investigado por la operación conocida internacionalmente como ‘Car Wash’, cuyo objetivo fue la manipulación de precios y resultados en contratos con empresas estatales. El acuerdo prevé un pago de 195.16 millones de Reales (approx. $61.5 millones de dólares) por parte de las constructoras, quienes ya han comenzado a colaborar con las autoridades.
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