Judge Bonadio investigates for whitewashing former private secretary "repentant" by Cristina Kirchner

Federal Judge Claudio Bonadio investigated on Wednesday Fabián Gutiérrez, one of Cristina Kirchner's former private secretaries at Casa Rosada, for money laundering, suspected of being behind the donations he was investigating in "corruption notebooks" "

Gutierrez was Private secretary of Cristina between 2003 and 2010, when he resigned after the complaint that the lawyer Enrique Piragini filed against him illicit enrichment. Judge BonadioCoincidentally, he was the one who instructed him, but in 2011, after an accounting expert, he rejected it.

Today, nearly eight years later, the magistrate has returned to investigate the former head, but this time for money laundering. The Financial Information Unit (FIU) has managed to reopen the case in 2017, but for a different crime, according to Infobae.

Bonadio too will investigate the restricted circle of Gutiérrez: his mother, his partner, his sister and his brother-in-law. The former Secretary of Public Works, José López, accused the former private secretary of Cristina of being the one who had handed him in June 2016 the $ 9 million that he was trying to hide in a convent of General Rodríguez. He always denied.

Gutiérrez, on the other hand, was mentioned in the "Cuadernos de las Coimas", written by the former Minister of Planning, Oscar Centeno, and actually declared as "accused collaborator": he had seen bags that the Kirchners had moved from Buenos Aires. in Santa Cruz, but he never knew what they had inside.

Judge Bonadio then suspected that Gutierrez could benefit from this so-called illegal collection circuit, which is why he is now investigating his entire family.