Cassation confirmed Guillermo Moreno's conviction for manipulating INDEC data

Former Secretary of Internal Commerce was sentenced to three years in prison for abuse of authority and destruction of public records. The case investigated alterations in the CPI during the government of Nestor Kirchner

The former Kyrgyz official was also disqualified from holding public office for six years; he will not be imprisoned, but he will not be able to compete in national office elections if the clean card is approved.

Guillermo Moreno: Conviction confirmed for manipulation of INDEC The Federal Chamber of Criminal Cassation confirmed a three-year suspended sentence... The post Guillermo Moreno: Conviction confirmed for manipulation of INDEC appeared first on World News.

On Monday, the Federal Chamber of Criminal Cassation confirmed the conviction of Guillermo Moreno, former Secretary of Internal Commerce, for the manipulation of the INDEC Consumer Price Index (IPC) between 2006 and 2007 during the government of Cristina Kirchner. By majority, with the votes of Angela Ledesma and Guillermo Yacobucci, Chamber II of the country’s highest federal criminal court ratified the sentence of the Federal Oral Court 2, whi…

The ruling sentenced him to three years in suspended prison and disqualified him from holding public office for six years.The entry La Justicia confirmed the conviction of Guillermo Moreno for data manipulation in the Indec was first published in #BorderJournalism.

The Federal Chamber of Criminal Cassation confirmed this Monday the conviction of Guillermo Moreno, former Secretary of Internal Commerce, for the manipulation of the INDEC Consumer Price Index (IPC) between 2006 and 2007 during the government of Cristina Kirchner. By majority, with the votes of Angela Ledesma and Guillermo Yacobucci, Chamber II of the country’s highest federal criminal court ratified the sentence of the Federal Oral Court 2, wh…