Prosecutor opposes Cristina Kirchner's trip to Cuba

April 13, 2019

The former president had asked all the courts and tribunals that took care of her to visit her daughter Florencia. He believes the senator's exit is a risk.

After what Cristina Kirchner asked for her trip to Cuba to all courts and tribunals that have cases against them, Federal prosecutor Diego Luciani objected.

The prosecutor, who intervenes in the case for the presumed direction of the work of the public highway of Santa Cruz, rejected the fact that the exmandataria go to the country see his daughter Florence, who is on site for medical treatment, and asked to extend his stay on the island.

According to Luciani, this trip from the current senator it's a riskGiven the proximity of the start date of the first oral trial against him, on May 21st.

Cristina Kirchner asked permission to travel to Cuba

Cristina Kirchner is accused of diverting offers in favor of Lázaro Báez with 52 public works contracts for the province of Santa Cruz for 46 billion pesos. In addition, another 14 people will be judged, including the former Federal Planning Minister Julio De Vido

Although it is not forbidden to the exmandataria to leave the country, it has the obligation to notify judges and courts that have to know about business. Diego Velasco, TOF 5 prosecutor, agreed Thursday to travel within the required time, from April 20 to 30, after having asked the defender of the former film student to submit his medical history and badysis.

Florencia Kirchner's defense presented the complete medical history and asked to extend his stay in Cuba.

But precisely, Luciani did not share this criterion and recommended TOF 2 judges not to agree to Cristina's trip. The opinion of prosecutor Marcelo Colombo and judges of the Federal Oral Court 8 who will organize this trial, as well as Judge Claudio Bonadio, is also expected.