On Tuesday, August 23, it became clear why Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner He had requested to expand his statement in front of the judges and the prosecutor of the oral court. Also, why was it not allowed, despite being a right granted by article 380 of the Criminal Procedure Code of the Nation. They were not going to be able to hold his gaze before the demonstration of the truth they want to hide: José López’s telephone number (the one with the bags containing US$9,000,000, which we demand be investigated) shows that his association was with Nicolás Caputo, the “brother” of Mauricio Macri. With Nicky, 109 messages were recorded, and with Eduardo Gutiérrez, owner of the Farallón group, 177. Gutiérrez is also the owner of the house where López lived at the time of the bag scramble. The math is unforgiving. Nobody can explain how a federal prosecutor, having the evidence in his possession, did not advance in investigating all those people. The messages are clear. They show that in the end the corruption was not K but M.
A Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner they denounced her 534 times. She is by far the most denounced political leader in Argentine history. Who headed that podium was neither more nor less than Juan Domingo Peron with 120 complaints against him. All these denunciations against the vice president fill the covers and covers of newspapers and magazines and later air hours and hours on radio and TV, but then they end up in nothing. In any case, despite the opposition, the appearance of the photos of these judges and prosecutors playing soccer in the house of Mauricio Macri generated a reaction in the Argentine citizenry and in the international community. The most prestigious presidents of Latin America, such as Andrés Manuel López Obrador from Mexico, Xiomara Castro from Honduras, Gustavo Petro from Colombia, Luis Arce from Bolivia, along with former presidents such as Dilma Rousseff, Evo Morales, Ernesto Samper, Vinicio Cerezo, Rafael Correa and Fernando Lugo, and the Nobel Prize for Peace Adolfo Perez Esquivel, raise and will continue to raise their voice every time there is an attempt in the region to eliminate the rule of law with the persecution and proscription of political leaders. That is why neither Cristina nor the Frente de Todos profugated ourselves, nor did we seek pardons: we demand Justice.
*By Eduardo Valdés, national deputy of the Frente de Todos.
by Eduardo Valdes
