"Carrió and Oliveto believe they are untouchable and unpunished" | …

FpV-PJ MP Nilda Garré questioned the "lightness" and "arrogance" with which Cambiemos lawmakers Elisa Carrió and Paula Oliveto referred to the statement of Federal Judge Alejo Ramos Padilla in Congress and n & ## They did not rule out the possibility of being asked to suspend him in the body. "These are not the" prosecutors of the Republic ", but people who make fun of the institutions and who are allied to an incredible and incredible mafia that could exist", criticized the former minister.

Garre's critics have referred to Carrio and Oliveto's expressions in their Twitter accounts after the magistrate investigating a para-state espionage network mentioned them in his statement to the Committee of Deputies for Freedom of Life. ;expression.

"My pajamas is ready," tweeted Carrió, posting a photo in which she is seen laughing and dressed in a striped dress, as some countries attribute it to the detainees. "I also have my pajamas ready, how will Cristina be prepared?" Added Oliveto.

For Garré, these reactions show that the two pro-government legislators are "unworthy of belonging to the Parliament", accusing them of "mocking the institutions" and "to join a mafia" as described by the magistrate .

"They should have been there and tell their truth, ask their questions or clarify their doubts" but instead of "making fun of it," Garré regretted during an interview with Radio Cooperativa. "It has become customary for members Carrió and Oliveto to approach problems with superiority and arrogance and to believe they are untouchable and unpunished," he added.

In addition, the former defense minister has not ruled out the possibility that deputies call for the suspension of the two legislators for their alleged link with the parapublic espionage network denounced by Ramos Padilla, as the Slipped yesterday the FpV-PJ block president, Agustín Rossi. However, he acknowledged that this requires "procedures that are not easy" because, among other things, "they require special majorities".

For Garré, the report presented yesterday by the judge of Dolores shows that "there is a serious institutional crisis in different regions of the state" and states that, faced with this, "the Congress has an important opportunity to see what is being done "to contribute to the investigation for which the false lawyer Marcelo D'Alessio is already detained in an incident that splatters the federal prosecutor Carlos Stornelli.