Former Governor Sergio Urribarri Was Arrested After His Conviction for Corruption Was Confirmed.
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It was after the Supreme Court confirmed his sentence to eight years in prison for the crimes of corruption and fraudulent administration against the public treasury.The order also reached former Minister of Culture and Communication, Pedro Ángel Báez, and Uribarri's brother-in-law, Juan Pablo Aguilera.
He was transferred from Concordia to Paraná prison. The court hearing his case dismissed the request for home imprisonment for health reasons that his defence had filed.
Former Governor Sergio Daniel Urribarri, his brother-in-law Juan Pablo Aguilera and former Minister of Culture and Communication, Pedro Ángel Báez, spent the night in the Alcaidía de Paraná and this morning they will be transferred to the Criminal Unit No. 1 of the provincial capital. Báez was the first to enter: he did so at 21:40, after arriving in a prison truck. Aguilera entered and about 2 a.m. Urribarri arrived, as confirmed by ANALISIS. B…
It was after the Supreme Court rejected his appeal to the ruling of 2022. The case was for a scheme of diversion of public funds to companies linked to his brother-in-law through simulated official advertising contracts. That, between 2010 and 2015 and with a prejudice to the province of 12 million pesos. The entry arrested the former governor of Entre Ríos Sergio Urribarri and transferred him to a prison to serve a firm conviction for corruptio…
The Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation had ratified his sentence to 8 years in prison for acts of corruption. Read more
He shall serve a sentence of 8 years ' imprisonment for corruption offences.
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