Cristina Kirchner could face the cause again “Hotesur – Los Sauces”after having been sentenced to six years in prison for the Cause Road. Although Cristina has already been dismissed by two oral courts, they were appealed and now it remains to wait for the review of the Federal Chamber of Cassation. In the “Hotesur-Los Sauces” case, the same chamber that confirmed the dismissal of the vice president in the case intervenes “Dollar Future”.
In the case of “Los Sauces – Hotesur”, Cristina, along with her children Maximum Y Florencewere accused of alleged money laundering, consigned through real estate and hotels in the name of the Kirchner family by the businessmen Lazaro Baez – another convicted by the Cause Viality – and Christopher Lopez.
At the time, the judges of the Oral Court Number 5, Daniel Obligado and Adrián Grünberg they considered that there was no crime, but the decision file was appealed before that court by the prosecutor Diego Velascoalthough it was supported by his peer of the superior instance, Mario Villar.
In addition, in November two hearings were held where the prosecution reissued the reasons why the oral and public trial should be held. Cristina Kirchner’s defense in both cases was in writing, claiming that room I uphold the decision of courts 8 and 5, and the final closure of the case.
In a few days the mandatory period for Cassation to decide on the matter will expire, although the resolutions could be delayed until the first quarter of next year.
The judge who carried out the prosecution, Julian Ercolini – who is now compromised by the Lago Escondido scandal – placed embargoes of between 750 and 800 million pesos on all those involved in the cause. The amount of the embargo corresponds to what it is estimated that Lázaro Báez benefited from public works contracts, which returned as presumed returns, through the hotels of the presidential family.
They were also prosecuted Romina Marketniece of the vice president, the accountant of the former presidential marriage, Victor Manzanares and the businessman, Osvaldo “Bochi” Sanfeliceamong others.
by RN
