Cause "Notebooks": Daniel Muñoz's widow was released | Chronic

The widow of the presidential secretary Daniel Muñoz, Carolina Pochetti, was released in the cause known as "the notebooks of corruption"confirmed judicial sources.

The measure was ordered by the federal judge Claudio Bonadio, criminal summary instructor in which Pochetti reportedly provided data for the progress of the investigation that the magistrate carries out with the intervention of the prosecutors Carlos Stornelli and Carlos Rívolo.

The sources added that the judge had also ordered the release of Carlos Gellert, cousin of Pochetti and supposed intermediary for the purchase of real estate for millions of dollars in New York and Miami, which were then sold and funds drawn into bank accounts in other countries.

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Gellert, supposed partner of the deceased private secretary of the former president Néstor Kirchner, detained for three months, asked to be considered an "accused collaborator" when he declared in mid-January and, as a widow, provided detailed information on these real estate and banking transactions for approximately 70 $ 000,000.

Pochetti was arrested a month earlier, in October 2018, at the request of Stornelli and Rívolo, for statements made by other repentants.

The woman was prosecuted two weeks ago for the alleged money laundering of a billionaire.
The funds correspond to the payment of "returns", some of which are included in the notebooks notes that the driver has made Oscar Centeno.

He first remained without informing the court, then, in front of the prosecutors, he recounted how Muñoz had behaved with Kirchner and what his relationship was with his wife (he claimed not to know whether he was not married to him). he worked for her), Cristina Fernández.

According to Pochetti, Muñoz resigned in 2010, but continued to attend the presidential residence of Olivos until the death of Kirchner in October of the same year.

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The widow of the former presidential secretary also claimed to have paid $ 10,000,000 to the federal judge Luis Rodríguez, in order to favor them in a cause for which it had been requested that the heritage of Muñoz and Pochetti be the subject of an investigation.

Rodriguez has several times added several requests for referral to the National Judicial Council.