The South Korean government shelled out nearly $10,000 for Massachusetts Veterans Services Secretary Jon Santiago to stay at two five-star hotels and travel roundtrip in business class to the country for a conference.


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The South Korean government shelled out nearly $10,000 for Massachusetts Veterans Services Secretary Jon Santiago to stay at two five-star hotels and travel roundtrip in business class to the count…{ai:summary}<p>The South Korean government spent almost $10,000 on Massachusetts Veterans Services Secretary Jon Santiago for accommodations at two five-star hotels and business-class travel for a conference. </p><p>This expenditure raises questions about government spending on official trips. #politics</p>

South Korea paid nearly $10K to bring Massachusetts veterans services secretary to conference, documents show

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