Bonadio proved the words of repentant

Federal Judge Claudio Bonadio yesterday issued a resolution in which he corroborated the contributions of the 31 repentants to the cause of the notebooks and declared that they had allowed a "significant advance" in the investigation and others related causes.

"We can say that their testimony has made a significant advance in the investigation in this case and in related cases," said the magistrate in a 125-page document in which he valued one by one the the repentant's contributions. by Oscar Centeno, former driver of the Federal Ministry of Planning in Kirchner.

In the resolution, Bonadio stated that "thanks to the evidence gathered at the beginning of this investigation", it could be established that a group of officials of the Ministry of Planning, integrated in particular by the former sub- Secretary for Coordination and Controlling Roberto Baratta, makes collections of bribes "to different individuals, having been transferred, in most cases, in vehicles driven by Oscar Bernardo Centeno".

The judge stated that "the cash deliveries indicated by Centeno in their notes were recognized by those who had made or ordered them" and had collected the names of several businessmen such as Carlos Wagner, Juan Carlos Ángel Calcaterra and Benito Roggio.

"In addition, the telephone connection carried out as part of the case gives us an additional element on the existence of meetings between officials of the former Federal Ministry of Plan transported by Rye and men of the Abovementioned cases arising from the annotations. "Said the judge.

Among the 31 repentants that Bonadio refers to in his resolution are Centeno, the businessmen of Goycoechea, Calcaterra, Wagner, Roggio, Juan Chediak; former leaders José López, Claudio Uberti, Fabián Gutierrez and Juan Manuel Campillo; the financier Ernesto Clarens; and the accountant Víctor Manzanares.