Before Servini, the banker sank Pepín Rodríguez Simón

In a surprising statement due to the whirlwind of data she provided, Juan Manuel Sánchez Cordova, son of Jorge and both minority shareholders of the Banco Finansur which had been acquired by Cristóbal López, seriously compromised Fabián “Pepín” Rodríguez Simón, now a fugitive in Uruguay. As soon as Judge María Servini asked if he knew who was the special adviser to former President Mauricio Macri, the banker started the story by saying that He had advised them in an unclear maneuver when in 1995 – during the Tequila crisis – he had allowed them to get out of a problem in a “disruptive” way by asking for “self-suspension” from the bank in front of the BCRA., something that actually ended up hurting the entity’s clients, but was appreciated by the owner family at the time over the lawyer who worked in the Llerena Law Firm.