US EditionCoimas at Andis: Spagnuolo Refused to Answer Questions and His Lawyer Said the Audios Were Manipulated
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The former director of the National Disability Agency presented himself to Judge Sebastián Casanello. He made a brief oral defence in which he defended himself against the prosecution of prosecutor Picardi.
Mauricio D’Alessandro spoke with LN+, where he explained the method used by the defense expert to clarify the alleged corruption case
Diego Spagnuolo, former head of the National Disability Agency (ANDIS), presented himself this Wednesday in the Comodoro Py courts in the context of the case investigating an alleged scheme of bribery and recruitment management within the agency. Although he did not answer questions from Judge Sebastián Casanello or prosecutor Franco Picardi, he made a series of informal clarifications in which he flatly rejected the allegations. His lawyer, Mau…
The former head of the National Disability Agency (ANDIS), Diego Spagnuolo, declared this Wednesday in the courts of Comodoro Py, where he said that “it had nothing to do with the charges” that imputed him and anticipated that he would “review the case in depth” when he had access to all the evidence in the file. As stated by lawyer Mauricio D’Alessandro, who represents Spagnuolo, in journalistic statements as he left the courts. “Spagnuolo said…
The investigation into alleged requests for coimas at the National Disability Agency added on Wednesday the statement of its former holder, Diego Spagnuolo, who presented himself at Comodoro Py in the framework of the file that analyzes contracts linked to the Program Include Health. During the inquiry he said that “it had nothing to do with the charges” that are attributed to him and advanced that “it will review the case in depth” when it can …
The former national official, accompanied by his lawyer, Mauricio D'Alessandro, entered the federal courts this noon as part of his subpoena to inquest.
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