Documenting the fraud of Lourdes Lorena Laterra Sánchez — Asunción, Paraguay
| Full Legal Name | Lourdes Lorena Laterra Sánchez |
| Also Known As | Lorena Laterra, Lorena Laterra Sanchez |
| Cédula | 2.866.384 |
| Business | www.lorenalaterra.com |
| Business Address | Alas Paraguayas 968, Asunción 1234, Paraguay |
| Registered Address | Londres N° 1018 c/ Avda Colón, Barrio Sajonia, Asunción |
| Phone | +595 971 337807 |
| lolaterra@hotmail.com / ll.englat@protonmail.com |
Lourdes Lorena Laterra Sánchez operates as an immigration consultant and certified public translator in Asunción, targeting foreign nationals — including Americans and Canadians — seeking Paraguayan residency, real estate, banking, and related services.
Beware of using "trusted agent" Lorena Laterra for any of the following services in Paraguay:
I am a Canadian citizen who hired Lourdes Lorena Laterra Sánchez as an immigration manager in Paraguay. She took over $9,000 USD from me and my son and delivered nothing we contracted for.
BNF Bank confirmed no deposit was ever made in my son's name. The money was simply stolen.
The difference is fundamental — we paid for permanent residency and she filed for something entirely different without disclosure.
Migrations confirmed the residency document she gave us as proof was a forgery — wrong signature, wrong passport number. The document was fabricated.
She used the PINs that were sent with the cards to steal from them repeatedly via ATM withdrawals.
Both confirmed in writing by the relevant institutions despite having promised both in writing.
She held all documents hostage and refused to provide a single original file.
If you are considering hiring Lourdes Lorena Laterra Sánchez as an immigration manager, translator, real estate agent, or any other service provider in Paraguay — read this first.
This site documents a decade-long pattern of fraud by Lourdes Lorena Laterra Sánchez, operating under the business name Lorena Laterra. She targets foreign nationals seeking residency in Paraguay. She finds her victims through business websites, personal social media, expat directories, and word of mouth. She is currently facing 60 criminal complaints, 4 active civil lawsuits from foreign nationals, and has a documented arrest and forgery charge on public record.
All information on this site is sourced exclusively from public court records, official government databases, published media reports, and firsthand victim experience. Every claim is independently verifiable.
Causa N° 3115/2021 — "Lourdes Lorena Laterra Sánchez s/ Estafa y Apropiación" — handled by Fiscal Estefanía González, Unidad Penal 4.
Lourdes Lorena Laterra Sánchez was arrested at BNF Bank in August 2021 attempting to defraud a foreigner of $5,000 USD for a fake residency document. This was reported by multiple Paraguayan media outlets including La Nación and other digital media. The arrest photo is publicly available.
La Nación caption: "La presunta estafadora fue detenida y ya cuenta con antecedentes por hechos similares en años anteriores" — "The alleged fraudster was detained and already has a record for similar acts in previous years."
Following her arrest, she attempted to sue the media outlets that reported on it — and lost (csj.gov.py, 2021).
Detained at BNF Bank Asunción for fraud using forged documents. Broadcast live on Paraguayan national television C9N.
▶ Watch arrest video on YouTube
VIDEO COVERAGE OF HER ARREST
C9N Paraguay TV — "Alleged fraudsters arrested in Asunción" — August 12, 2021
Lourdes Lorena Laterra Sánchez was formally charged with Production of Non-Authentic Documents (forgery) before:
The criminal action was extinguished under the Opportunity Criteria — this is NOT an acquittal. It is a prosecutorial discretion decision to discontinue prosecution. She paid approximately $200 USD to charity as reparation for social damage.
The lawyer currently defending her in active civil proceedings is the same lawyer who defended her on this forgery charge — Luis Guillermo Gayoso, License No. 56.382.
The following court records and certified English translations relate to proceedings involving Lourdes Lorena Laterra Sanchez. The records concern: "Lourdes Lorena Laterra Sanchez s/ Production of Non-Authentic Documents." According to the certified translation, Ms. Lorena Laterra admitted to using forged documents.
The name Lorena Laterra appeared in a July 11, 2021 article in Última Hora, one of Paraguay's leading newspapers, in connection with a questioned invoice trail in the approximately USD 1 million COVID reactivation funds scandal involving the Governor of Central Department, Hugo Javier González.
The Gobernación del Departamento Central received Gs. 6.382 million (USD 1 million) to finance reactivation projects, of which Gs. 5.105 million (USD 800,000) were transferred to the NGO Centro Integral de Apoyo Profesional (CIAP) for execution. The article reported that among the invoices appearing in the questioned accountability documents, the name "Lorena Laterra" was explicitly listed alongside other names and entities whose documents were being scrutinized.
Source: Última Hora, "Afirman que Hugo Javier devolverá dinero si se confirman facturas falsas," July 11, 2021.
URL: ultimahora.com/afirman-que-hugo-javier-devolvera…
Beyond her fraud and forgery record, Lourdes Lorena Laterra Sánchez has a documented pattern of using the courts as a weapon to silence victims and erase public evidence of her crimes.
The Habeas Data lawsuit is significant. Filing it demonstrates that she was fully aware of the damage her public arrest record caused to her business — and that she deliberately attempted to erase it rather than contest the underlying facts.
The Paraguay Public Prosecutor's office confirmed personally that there are 60 criminal complaints lodged against Lourdes Lorena Laterra Sánchez.
Additional criminal proceedings:
The official Paraguayan judiciary database shows the following civil cases where Lourdes Lorena Laterra Sánchez is named as defendant. All are searchable by case number at csj.gov.py:
Damages claims from foreign nationals:
She lost the civil damages case filed against her (Case 173/2024, Court of First Instance, Civil and Commercial Matters, Ninth Turn, Asunción). She is now appealing.
Government enforcement actions — Ministry of Finance:
An embargo has been initiated on vehicles owned by Lourdes Lorena Laterra Sánchez in Paraguay as part of asset seizure proceedings in connection with civil damages claims.
Following three consecutive Ministry of Finance execution judgments (2014, 2017, 2018), the Paraguayan tax authority — now the Dirección Nacional de Ingresos Tributarios (DNIT) — placed an administrative block on her RUC (Registro Único del Contribuyente — Taxpayer Identification Number).
This effectively flagged her business, Lorena Laterra – Business, Legal, and Translation Services, as operating without valid state tax clearance. A blocked RUC means she is legally barred from issuing valid fiscal receipts (facturas) under Paraguayan tax law.
Any client who paid her and received a receipt may have received an invalid fiscal document. Any residency or business filing she submitted requiring valid fiscal documentation may be compromised.
Verifiable through: dnit.gov.py — search by her name or Cédula 2.866.384.
Lourdes Lorena Laterra Sánchez registered a Florida Limited Liability Company:
LORENA LATERRA - LEGAL CONSULTANT & TRANSLATIONS LLC
Source: sunbiz.org — search Document Number L23000013438
She registered this U.S. entity while actively defrauding foreign nationals in Paraguay. The LLC was dissolved for failure to file annual reports — consistent with her pattern of non-compliance. The EIN (61-2065940) confirms IRS registration, which may be of interest to federal investigators.
Lourdes Lorena Laterra Sánchez used U.S.-based banking platforms Wise and Mercury to receive and move funds connected to her fraud operations. The use of U.S. financial institutions and a U.S. corporate entity to facilitate international fraud may constitute wire fraud and other federal offenses regardless of where the underlying conduct occurred.
Multiple victims were physically located within the United States at the time they were being actively defrauded. This was not exclusively a foreign crime — it was conducted across borders into the United States.
Lourdes Lorena Laterra Sánchez previously resided in New York. This connection suggests ongoing ties to the United States and potential U.S. jurisdictional reach.
The Google reviews for Lorena Laterra (lorenalaterra.com) appear highly curated. At least one reviewer is her own lawyer, Luis Guillermo Gayoso, License No. 56.382, who is currently defending her against civil lawsuits and criminal complaints — and who previously defended her on the 2021 forgery charge.
Potential clients should conduct independent research before engaging her services.
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This section documents three independent threads that, taken together, raise serious questions about whether Lourdes Lorena Laterra Sánchez has benefited from protection within Paraguay's legal and governmental systems. Each thread is presented factually with confirmed and unconfirmed elements clearly distinguished. We ask that investigators with appropriate authority examine whether the pattern warrants further inquiry.
Luis Guillermo Gayoso (License No. 56.382) has defended Lourdes Lorena Laterra Sánchez continuously since at least 2021 — first on her forgery charge, and currently in all four active civil lawsuits. This represents years of uninterrupted legal protection for a person facing 60 criminal complaints.
Gayoso is the same lawyer who represented former Central Department Governor Hugo Javier González — the central figure in a USD $1 million COVID reactivation funds scandal. In public reporting on that scandal by Última Hora, the name Lorena Laterra appeared in connection with questioned invoice documentation. A distinct individual — Lorena Teresa Laterra Núñez — has been separately identified in public reporting as involved in that same COVID invoicing scheme as a funcionaria por transferencia who issued invoices without performing services.
Source: Última Hora — July 11, 2021 — ultimahora.com/…facturas-falsas
One lawyer. A serial fraudster with 60 complaints. A corrupt governor. A USD $1 million public funds scandal. A Laterra name in questioned invoices. These are independently documented facts. Whether they constitute a coordinated network is a question for investigators with subpoena power.
Lourdes Lorena Laterra Sánchez has a documented Facebook friendship with Sócrates Rafael Laterra Ocampos, who serves as Jefe de Gabinete (Chief of Staff) of Paraguay's Ministry of Public Defense. His full name, title, and salary are confirmed by independent Paraguayan media.
Source: El Observador Paraguay — May 8, 2024 — observador.com.py/altos-salarios…
In October 2022, independent Paraguayan media reported that Rafael Laterra used his position on a hiring selection committee at the Ministry of Public Defense to advance his niece, Andrea Laterra, from 37th place to a top-ranked position. He removed himself from the selection commission for unspecified 'personal reasons' — with critics alleging the removal was backdated to conceal the conflict of interest.
Source: El Observador Paraguay — October 21, 2022 — 'Corrupción en Defensa Pública: Trampa en concurso para favorecer a operadores' — observador.com.py
This is independently reported, sourced Paraguayan journalism. It establishes that Rafael Laterra has previously used procedural concealment — backdating his recusal — to manipulate an institutional process in favor of a family member. That documented pattern is directly relevant context for investigators examining why 60 criminal complaints against someone who shares his surname and his Facebook connections have produced zero convictions.
She told every victim she was 'very well connected' to judges, lawyers, and government officials. A decade of impunity suggests she was not lying. Whether that connection runs through Rafael Laterra, through Gayoso, through the prosecutor described below, or some combination — is precisely the question this section asks investigators to examine.
This thread has been substantially strengthened by independent documentation of a second case under Prosecutor Oscar Delfino that follows an identical pattern to the Laterra complaints: the fraudster uses falsified documents, the victim reports it, Delfino's unit protects the fraudster and pursues the victim.
Multiple victims report that criminal complaints filed against Lourdes Lorena Laterra Sánchez in District 11 were handled by Prosecutor Oscar Delfino — and produced no meaningful action. Complaints were neither investigated nor formally dismissed. They simply stopped moving. She continued operating and acquiring new victims throughout this period.
In 2024, independent Paraguayan media documented a separate case under Prosecutor Oscar Delfino at Unit 11 that demonstrates the same pattern with disturbing precision.
The victim: Jairo Antonio Webber Kaefer, a Paraguayan entrepreneur and investor.
The property: A finca in Minga Guazú valued at approximately US$3 million.
The fraud: Jorge Ricardo Arriola Asimo — a documented serial fraudster labeled 'megaestafador' by Paraguayan police as far back as 2012, with multiple prior imprisonments and a history of identity usurpation, fraudulent bank accounts, and property schemes — allegedly converted a temporary power of attorney into a falsified sales contract to seize control of Webber's property.
Delfino's response, as reported by multiple independent Paraguayan outlets:
Sources:
La Clave / Moopio.com — September 2024 — 'Sugestiva celeridad fiscal para imputar a empresario que reclama su propiedad'
La Clave / Moopio.com — September 2024 — 'Estafador profesional falsifica contrato para apoderarse de valiosa finca en Minga Guazú'
Diario Vanguardia — September 2, 2024 — 'Supuesto autor de millonaria estafa sigue sin ser imputado por la Fiscalía'
| Person | Action | Delfino / Unit 11 Response |
|---|---|---|
| Lourdes Lorena Laterra Sánchez | Uses falsified documents. 60 complaints filed. | No charges. |
| Jorge Ricardo Arriola Asimo | Uses falsified documents. Multiple complaints filed. 2021 complaint disappeared. | No charges in 2024 property fraud. |
| Jairo Antonio Webber Kaefer | Legitimate property owner. Reports fraud to Unit 11. | Charged by Delfino — with 'sugestiva celeridad.' |
This is not slow justice. This is documented inverted justice — victims charged, fraudsters protected — under the same prosecutor, at the same unit, across multiple independent cases reported by multiple independent media outlets.
We make no accusation that Prosecutor Delfino accepted payment or engaged in deliberate misconduct. We document the pattern and ask that investigators with appropriate authority determine whether it constitutes negligence, deliberate inaction, corruption, or some combination thereof.
Taken individually, each thread is notable. Taken together, they describe a situation in which:
We present these threads not as a proven conspiracy but as a pattern that meets the threshold for professional investigation. We respectfully ask that this be treated as exactly that: a referral for investigation, not a set of accusations.
Prepared independently by victims and submitted to the Fraud Prevention Unit and American Citizens Services Section of the U.S. Embassy in Asunción, Paraguay.
These reports were prepared for informational purposes and are based upon public court records, official government databases, published media reports, and victim documentation. Every effort has been made to ensure that the information presented is independently verifiable.
The reports represent the views and findings of the author and should not be interpreted as an official statement, endorsement, warning, or determination of the United States Government.
The English and Spanish versions are provided below in both searchable HTML format and downloadable PDF format to facilitate independent review and public access.
Immigration Fraud, Document Forgery, and Financial Crimes Targeting Foreign Nationals
Subject: Lourdes Lorena Laterra Sanchez (Lorena Laterra) — Asunción, Paraguay
Florida LLC: LORENA LATERRA - LEGAL CONSULTANT & TRANSLATIONS LLC | EIN: 61-2065940
Dear Fraud Prevention Unit,
Following the response from Paraguay ACS, we are submitting this detailed briefing for your records and awareness. We respectfully request this be treated as an active consumer fraud warning affecting American citizens.
We believe this matter may fall within U.S. federal jurisdiction and warrant referral to appropriate federal law enforcement agencies. We also draw your attention to serious concerns regarding possible government protection of this individual within Paraguay's prosecutorial system.
• Full legal name: Lourdes Lorena Laterra Sanchez
• Also known as: Lorena Laterra, Lorena Laterra Sanchez
• National ID (Cédula): 2.866.384
• Business website: lorenalaterra.com
• Business address: Alas Paraguayas 968, Asunción 1234, Paraguay
• Registered address: Londres N 1018 c/ Avda Colón, Barrio Sajonia, Asunción, Paraguay
• Phone: +595 971 337807
• Email: lolaterra@hotmail.com / ll.englat@protonmail.com
• Social media: instagram.com/lolelatee | instagram.com/lorenalaterra | facebook.com/ll.laterra | facebook.com/lorena.laterra.3
• LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/lorena-laterra-952b604a/
Lourdes Lorena Laterra Sanchez operates as an immigration consultant and certified public translator in Asunción, targeting foreign nationals — including Americans — seeking Paraguayan residency, real estate, banking, and related services.
Her documented methods include:
• Collecting upfront fees for permanent residency processing, then filing for temporary residency or nothing at all
• Collecting mandatory solvency deposits required by BNF Bank for permanent residency and never depositing them
• Presenting forged bank deposit receipts to clients as proof of deposit
• Selling land using forged title documents — no title ever transfers and stolen funds are never returned
• Retaining client original documents and refusing to return them
• Obtaining client bank cards and PINs under the guise of managing accounts, then draining accounts via ATM withdrawals
• Maxing out client credit cards and leaving accounts in collections
• Fabricating immigration documents bearing forged government signatures and incorrect passport numbers
• Gaslighting victims for months or years while continuing to extract fees
An American citizen was defrauded of $9,000 USD in the most recently documented case known to us. We believe there are additional American victims who have not yet come forward.
Florida LLC — Verified Public Record
Lourdes Lorena Laterra Sanchez registered a Florida Limited Liability Company: LORENA LATERRA - LEGAL CONSULTANT & TRANSLATIONS LLC
• Document Number: L23000013438
• FEI/EIN Number: 61-2065940
• Date Filed: January 11, 2023
• Status: INACTIVE — Administratively dissolved for failure to file annual report (September 27, 2024)
• Principal Address: 1900 N Bayshore Dr, Ste 1A #136-1759, Miami, FL 33132
• Registered Agent: Lupa Enterprises Inc, 100 SE 2nd St Ste 2000, Miami, FL 33131
• Authorized Person (Manager): Laterra, Lorena — Londres 1018 Casi Colón, Asunción, Capital Paraguay 1109
• Annual Reports Filed: None
Source: sunbiz.org — search Document Number L23000013438
U.S. Banking Infrastructure Used
Lourdes Lorena Laterra Sanchez used U.S.-based banking platforms Wise and Mercury to receive and move funds connected to her fraud operations. The use of U.S. financial institutions and a U.S. corporate entity to facilitate international fraud may constitute wire fraud and other federal offenses regardless of where the underlying conduct occurred.
Victims Located in the United States at Time of Fraud
Multiple victims were physically located within the United States at the time they were being actively defrauded. This was not exclusively a foreign crime — it was conducted across borders into the United States.
Personal U.S. Connections
Lourdes Lorena Laterra Sanchez previously resided in New York. This connection suggests ongoing ties to the United States and potential U.S. jurisdictional reach.
Recommended Federal Referrals
• FBI International Operations Division
• FinCEN — regarding use of U.S. banking platforms Wise and Mercury for cross-border fraud
• FTC — regarding fraud targeting U.S. consumers
• IRS — regarding registered EIN 61-2065940 and potential tax obligations
• U.S. Attorney's Office, Southern District of Florida — regarding potential wire fraud charges
Arrest — August 2021
Detained at BNF Bank in Asunción while attempting to defraud a foreigner using forged deposit receipts. Reported by La Nación and C9N national television. Arrest video: youtube.com/watch?v=VeeoSgsFIZ0
Forgery Charge — November 4, 2021
• Case ID: 11212021 5641
• Prosecutor: María Estefanía González
• Defense attorney: Luis Guillermo Gayoso, License No. 56.382
• Outcome: She admitted guilt. Extinguished under Opportunity Criteria — NOT an acquittal. Approximately $200 USD paid to charity.
Active Civil Lawsuits — Foreign National Victims (all searchable at csj.gov.py):
• Exp. 173/2024 — 9th Turn + Court of Appeals, First Chamber (judgment against her, currently appealing)
• Exp. 117/2024 — 5th Turn + Court of Appeals, Fourth Chamber
• Exp. 342/2024 — 24th Turn
• Exp. 425/2022 — 14th/15th Turn
Ministry of Finance Enforcement Actions:
• Ministerio de Hacienda c/ Laterra — Ejecución de Sentencia — 2014
• Ministerio de Hacienda c/ Laterra — Ejecución de Sentencia — 2017
• Ministerio de Hacienda c/ Laterra — Ejecución de Sentencia — 2018
Criminal Complaints — 60 Total Confirmed
The Paraguay Public Prosecutor's Office confirmed personally that 60 criminal complaints are lodged against Lourdes Lorena Laterra Sanchez.
Selected verifiable case numbers:
• Case 1269/17 — Unidad 2 — 2017
• Case 5641/21 — Unidad 9 — 2021 (forgery charge)
• Case 4284/22 — Unidad 17 — 2022
• Case 4711/22 — Unidad 17 — 2022
• Case 1321/23 — Unidad 11 — 2023
Asset Seizure
An embargo has been initiated on vehicles owned by Lourdes Lorena Laterra Sanchez as part of civil damages proceedings.
Thread 1 — Luis Guillermo Gayoso: Luis Guillermo Gayoso (License No. 56.382) has defended Lourdes Lorena Laterra Sanchez continuously since at least 2021. Gayoso is the same lawyer who represented former Central Department Governor Hugo Javier González in a USD $1 million COVID reactivation funds scandal. The name Lorena Laterra appeared in questioned invoice documentation in that scandal. One lawyer. A serial fraudster with 60 complaints. A corrupt governor. A USD $1 million public funds scandal. A Laterra name in questioned invoices.
Thread 2 — Rafael Laterra Ocampos: Lourdes Lorena Laterra Sanchez has a documented Facebook friendship with Sócrates Rafael Laterra Ocampos, Chief of Staff of Paraguay's Ministry of Public Defense. In October 2022, independent Paraguayan media reported that Rafael Laterra used his position to advance his niece, Andrea Laterra, from 37th place to a top-ranked position in a hiring committee — backdating his recusal to conceal the conflict of interest.
Thread 3 — Prosecutor Oscar Delfino: Multiple victims report that criminal complaints against Lourdes Lorena Laterra Sanchez at Unit 11 under Prosecutor Oscar Delfino produced no meaningful action. In 2024, Delfino's unit charged fraud victim Jairo Antonio Webber Kaefer while leaving documented serial fraudster Jorge Ricardo Arriola Asimo uncharged in a US$3 million property fraud. Paraguayan media used the phrase 'sugestiva celeridad' (suspicious speed) to describe Delfino's actions against the victim.
Taken together: a serial fraudster with 60 complaints and zero convictions has operated freely for over a decade. We present these threads not as a proven conspiracy but as a pattern that meets the threshold for professional investigation.
We respectfully ask that the Fraud Prevention Unit:
1. Add Lourdes Lorena Laterra Sanchez to any fraud warning resources provided to Americans traveling to or relocating in Paraguay
2. Share this briefing with relevant U.S. law enforcement bodies including the FBI, FTC, and FinCEN
3. Consider issuing a public consumer fraud alert warning Americans about immigration and real estate fraud in Paraguay
4. Examine whether her use of a Florida LLC and U.S. banking platforms Wise and Mercury constitutes federal wire fraud or money laundering offenses
5. Note that multiple victims were located within the United States at the time the fraud was committed against them
6. Refer the three documented threads to appropriate U.S. diplomatic and law enforcement channels for independent review
7. Consider whether the combination of a Miami-registered LLC, U.S. banking infrastructure, and possible prosecutorial protection warrants escalation to the U.S. Department of Justice or the State Department's Bureau of International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs (INL)
8. Note that the pattern documented at Unit 11 under Prosecutor Delfino warrants attention as a systemic concern beyond the Laterra matter alone
We are available to provide any additional documentation, evidence, or victim testimony required.
Respectfully,
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Fraude de Inmigración, Falsificación de Documentos y Delitos Financieros Contra Extranjeros
Sujeto: Lourdes Lorena Laterra Sanchez (Lorena Laterra) — Asunción, Paraguay
LLC de Florida: LORENA LATERRA - LEGAL CONSULTANT & TRANSLATIONS LLC | EIN: 61-2065940
Estimada Unidad de Prevención de Fraude:
A raíz de la respuesta recibida por parte de la Sección de Ciudadanos Americanos (ACS) en Paraguay, presentamos este informe detallado para sus registros y conocimiento. Solicitamos respetuosamente que sea tratado como una advertencia activa de fraude al consumidor que afecta a ciudadanos americanos.
Consideramos que este asunto podría estar dentro de la jurisdicción federal de los Estados Unidos y ameritar una derivación a las agencias federales de aplicación de la ley correspondientes. Asimismo, llamamos su atención sobre serias preocupaciones relacionadas con una posible protección gubernamental a esta persona dentro del sistema fiscal paraguayo.
• Nombre legal completo: Lourdes Lorena Laterra Sanchez
• También conocida como: Lorena Laterra, Lorena Laterra Sanchez
• Cédula de identidad: 2.866.384
• Sitio web comercial: lorenalaterra.com
• Dirección comercial: Alas Paraguayas 968, Asunción 1234, Paraguay
• Dirección registrada: Londres N 1018 c/ Avda Colón, Barrio Sajonia, Asunción, Paraguay
• Teléfono: +595 971 337807
• Correo electrónico: lolaterra@hotmail.com / ll.englat@protonmail.com
• Redes sociales: instagram.com/lolelatee | instagram.com/lorenalaterra | facebook.com/ll.laterra | facebook.com/lorena.laterra.3
• LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/lorena-laterra-952b604a/
Lourdes Lorena Laterra Sanchez opera como gestora de inmigración y traductora pública certificada en Asunción, apuntando a extranjeros — incluyendo ciudadanos americanos — que buscan residencia paraguaya, bienes raíces, servicios bancarios y servicios relacionados.
Sus métodos documentados incluyen:
• Cobrar honorarios anticipados por trámites de residencia permanente, pero presentar solicitudes de residencia temporal o no presentar nada en absoluto
• Cobrar depósitos de solvencia exigidos por el Banco Nacional de Fomento (BNF) para la residencia permanente y nunca realizar dichos depósitos
• Presentar recibos de depósito bancario falsificados a los clientes como prueba de depósito
• Vender tierras utilizando documentos de título falsificados — el título nunca se transfiere y los fondos robados nunca son devueltos
• Retener documentos originales de los clientes y negarse a devolverlos
• Obtener tarjetas bancarias y PINs de clientes bajo el pretexto de administrar sus cuentas, para luego vaciarlas a través de retiros en cajeros automáticos
• Agotar el límite de tarjetas de crédito de clientes y dejar las cuentas en situación de mora
• Fabricar documentos de inmigración con firmas gubernamentales falsificadas y números de pasaporte incorrectos
• Someter a las víctimas a gaslighting durante meses o años mientras continúa extrayendo honorarios
Un ciudadano americano fue defraudado por USD $9.000 en el caso más recientemente documentado de nuestro conocimiento. Creemos que existen víctimas americanas adicionales que aún no se han presentado.
LLC de Florida — LORENA LATERRA - LEGAL CONSULTANT & TRANSLATIONS LLC
• Número de documento: L23000013438
• Número FEI/EIN: 61-2065940
• Fecha de registro: 11 de enero de 2023
• Estado: INACTIVA — Disuelta administrativamente por falta de presentación del informe anual (27 de septiembre de 2024)
• Domicilio principal: 1900 N Bayshore Dr, Ste 1A #136-1759, Miami, FL 33132
Lourdes Lorena Laterra Sanchez utilizó las plataformas bancarias estadounidenses Wise y Mercury para recibir y mover fondos vinculados a sus operaciones fraudulentas.
Hilo 1 — Luis Guillermo Gayoso (Matrícula N° 56.382): Ha defendido a Lourdes Lorena Laterra Sanchez de forma ininterrumpida desde al menos 2021. Es el mismo abogado que representó al ex Gobernador Hugo Javier González en el escándalo de fondos COVID de USD $1 millón. El nombre Lorena Laterra apareció en facturas cuestionadas de ese escándalo.
Hilo 2 — Sócrates Rafael Laterra Ocampos, Jefe de Gabinete del Ministerio de la Defensa Pública: Tiene una amistad documentada en Facebook con Lourdes Lorena Laterra Sanchez. En octubre de 2022, medios independientes reportaron que utilizó su cargo para favorecer a su sobrina Andrea Laterra, antedatando su recusación para ocultar el conflicto de intereses.
Hilo 3 — Fiscal Oscar Delfino, Unidad 11: Múltiples víctimas reportan que las denuncias contra Lourdes Lorena Laterra Sanchez en la Unidad 11 no produjeron ninguna acción significativa. En 2024, la unidad de Delfino imputó a la víctima Jairo Antonio Webber Kaefer mientras dejó sin imputar al estafador documentado Jorge Ricardo Arriola Asimo en un fraude de US$3 millones. Los medios paraguayos usaron la expresión 'sugestiva celeridad' para describir la velocidad con que Delfino actuó contra el propietario inocente.
Documentación completa disponible en: www.lorenalaterravictims.com
Respetuosamente,
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The following information is provided so that anyone searching for her by any name, handle, email, or platform will find this warning before they become the next victim. She operates under multiple online identities simultaneously and finds victims through both business and personal channels.
You are not alone. There are currently at least four active civil damages lawsuits against Lourdes Lorena Laterra Sánchez filed by foreign nationals in Paraguayan courts, and 60 criminal complaints on file with the Public Prosecutor's Office.
All information on this page is sourced from public court records (csj.gov.py), official government institutions (BNF Bank, Dirección Nacional de Migraciones, Ministerio Público, Administración Tributaria), and published media reports. This site is maintained by a victim of fraud committed by Lourdes Lorena Laterra Sánchez.
If you have been defrauded by Lorena Laterra, or have information relevant to active legal proceedings, contact us at:
help@lorenalaterravictims.comAll communications are confidential. We connect victims with legal resources and support ongoing civil and criminal proceedings in Paraguay.