Video and complaint: In Chile, an Argentine businessman is accused of torturing his employees – 04/04/2019

An Argentine businessman has been accused in Chile of torturing one of his workers to punish him for making mistakes in his work, according to the victim in a TV report. he showed raw images of the abuses.

In the report presented Tuesday night on the TVN public channel, we see how the Argentinean Hugo Larrosa, owner of a food factory in Santiago, undresses his victim – helped by other workers – and gives him a tip. Fist fists, kicks and bads with a belt, in images that provoked indignation among the Chileans.

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"I had so much back pain that he was there I pee and I had the badlash. I pee pure pain, "said Jose, the worker who denounced the Argentine businessman.

While he was upset, Joseph he laughs nervously and moans with pain laughter from the other employees of the company who participated and recorded the events.

"The hardest thing about that was that I had to cleanse myself, wash myself, dry my tears, turn the page and stand in front of my clbadmates. as if nothing had happened"added José.

To compensate for constant vexations, the Argentine businessman has delivered bonuses and rewards to their workers, which aimed to silence the acts of torture that allegedly began in 2012 and lasted until 2016, when the employee decided to leave the company, which he described as "a hell" and reported to the courts that he had not made reference to this case.

Other workers also reported varying degrees of violence from Larrosa, who he threatened them with a firearm and boasted of being a member of the Argentine Federal Police.

The videos of the tortures were delivered by one of the leaders who participated in these "games" in a Chilean court, in front of which the violent incidents were reported.

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"I felt like a fool not to have reported all the damage done by the people who were going there," said the executive.

After the complaint, the government filed a lawsuit against Larrosa, who would remain in Chile, but with an unknown location.

Source: AFP.

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