Cuadernos: Appeared the First Businessman Who Left Settled by Scribe “Coaction” in Order Not to Be Arrested

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On this side of the information, of the fuse, we know that the Cuadernos Cause was an invention of the Justice and its media operators of power. Now that the media speak of an unexpected twist by the so many statements of defendants, they were encouraged to denounce that their confessions were obtained under pressure during the investigation. “For 10 years they were lying, saying that it was the “greatest cause of corruption in history”, forcing…

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The Federal Oral Court 7 postponed at the time of the verdict the decision as to whether it is appropriate to investigate prosecutor Stornelli by coercion. Four defendants refused to testify. Three businessmen accused in the Cuadernos case argued before the Federal Oral Court 7 that their confessions of having paid bribes during the investigation by the late federal judge Claudio Bonadio were false and that they carried them out under pressure t…

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The progress of the trial in the Cuadernos case added a new chapter with the statement of businessman Mario Rovella, holder of Rovella Carranza S.A., who claimed to have acted under pressure at the time of declaring himself to be repentant. As he explained before the court, he left a previous record in a clerk’s office that his testimony would not be truthful and that he was conditioned by a situation of “psychological coercion.” During his pres…

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This is Mario Rovella, Oscar Sansiñena and Guillermo Escolar, who had declared themselves to be repentant in 2019. La entrada Causa Cuadernos: three businessmen retracted and denounced pressure by declaring repentants was first published in #BorderJournalism.

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The businessman stated that he had previously recorded to the scribe that his statement as repentant would not be truthful and denounced pressure to admit illegal payments. In the Cuadernos trial, he stated that he acted under “psychological coercion” to prevent arrest and denied having carried out bribes.