A seamstress sued Cristina Kirchner for more than 2 million pesos

A seamstress who would have worked for the famous designer Susana Ortiz He filed a civil suit for his dismissal both the seamstress and the former president Cristina Kirchner, to whom he made his clothes. He asked 2,353,282 pesos.

According to the trial, to which he accepted Infobae, Belinda Castellano was hired in February 2008 to work in Susana Ortiz's sewing workshop and dedicate "exclusively at the request of the orders of the president of the time, Cristina Kirchner". He fulfills his duties in Callao 1431.

Castellano said that every week I was doing one or two costumes for the former president and that the rest of the seamstresses were dedicated to making different clothes for other characters, such as Mirtha Legrand or Susana Giménez. "As Mrs Kirchner's request grew, I needed my 100% dedication "he said. And she said that she made, among other things, the black dress that the former head of state used on the day of her second hypothesis.

The problem, according to the request, is that Ortiz had it in black. "He never paid me any social work, nor Christmas bonus nor vacation, when he paid me, he made me sign blank papers with my signature, clarifications and a number." of document. The garment workshop was totally unhealthy, without windows or lights "he denounced.

Castellano baderted that she had continued to make costumes for the former president after the inauguration of Mauricio Macri, but that in early 2017, she had begun to have "a very strong right shoulder pain ", that's why he asked Ortiz to indicate blank access to social work and therefore to a kinesiologist. This then began with a document pbad that ended on October 30, 2017, when he was fired.