ARA San Juan: for four hours and by videoconference, the judge met with relatives and gave details about the cause

Less than a week after receiving the final report containing more than 67,000 photos from

ARA San Juan

cast, the judge of Caleta Olivia Marta Yáñez,
It was communicated by videoconference with a large part of the relatives of the 44 crew members of the submarine of the Argentine Navy.

"We started at 1.30 pm, two to four until recently, I wish everyone access, but under an aspect of confidentiality," said the magistrate at LA NACION a few minutes after the finalization of virtual communications with

Mar del Plata,

Salta,

Santa Rosa

and

Lomas de Zamora

.

It was also planned to add family members to

Jujuy,

Mendoza

and

Córdoba

but due to technical problems, they did not participate in the discussion, although the possibility of new contacts remained open. "We try to cover the majority," added Yáñez.

"We showed them the information we had, we had private meetings, no mobile phone, everything was in. All the documents we collected were shown, along with the cause and we answered all the questions that we asked. They asked us.
Except a very technical couple and not understanding them, "explained the magistrate.

About the new strategy, Yáñez explained: "I took this communication decision because we are very far, we are working a lot more since we located it, but I thought it was was important to contact them, we did not contact all places for technical reasons, but your willingness to do so. "

Part of the family ordered to remove the submarine from the bottom of the sea with the 44 crew members. Questions were also asked of Minister Oscar Aguad: "They are not scapegoats who are wanted here, but responsible people, not everyone agrees to withdraw it." go where I can hang it. "

The judge also announced that the date of arrival of the final report of the company Ocean Infínity had been postponed and would be in Buenos Aires next Monday. For this reason, she will come to the city to receive him. "They changed the date, the fourth arrived in Buenos Aires, we will now complete the complaints and the prosecutor the way we will conduct the badysis.I even told the bicameral that their advisers could take part in the photographs, for all the parts, the totality of the photos, I wish that everyone has access to it, but under an aspect of confidentiality ", declared Yáñez.

When asked if there could be any short-term prosecutions, he replied: "Go ahead anybody, I still have to establish the grounds on the basis of an expert's report before make the decision."

Seabed builder arrives in Cape Town

After more than eleven days of sailing, the ship Seabed Constructor, originally from the ARA San Juan search, will arrive in South Africa with the crew, the family veedores, the marine and the final report
will be handed to the judge and will contain thousands of photos of the submarine.

"We arrived in Cape Town on Thursday morning and Monday at 9:25 pm, we flew via Qatar Airways to go to Ezeiza," said Luis Tagliapietra, one of three family members who continue to travel on the boat hired by the American company Ocean. The infinity This date has been advanced, according to the judge said in this way.

Last week, Yáñez went to Buenos Aires to coordinate the delivery of the Ocean Infinity report with the 67,000 photos. In addition, as LA NACION has learned, the final report of the Commission ad honorem was taken from three experts over 500 pages, explaining why the submarine sank with 44 crew members on board.

"You have to be patient, it will take time and a very sophisticated job", is the message that the magistrate tries to convey to different groups of parents when the main difference is to take the submarine which is 907 meters from his grave deep within the limit of the continental shelf and 600 kilometers from the Argentine coast.