Cuadernos K: according to Bonadio, it is not mandatory to record in video the confessions of the repentant

Federal Judge Claudio Bonadio, who follows the case for the kickbacks during the Kirchnerim, denied in an interview that the repentant's law requires journalists to record video recordings.

In dialogue with Perfil, the judge referred to the section of the law that states that these statements must be recorded "by any appropriate technical means" (Article 6) and at the interrogation of the person. Cristina Fernandez's lawyer, Carlos Beraldi, who warned against the lack of film recordings.

"An appropriate technical means does not mean an electronics technician.And the following article says:" It will be kept in writing "and must" clearly and accurately record what follows ", and these are the conditions that the statement must have (accurate data and documentation justifying the relevance of the contribution that justifies the benefit), and that's what we look at when we approve, "said Bonadio.

In addition, he baderted that in all cases, the Attorney General of the nation should have provided the means and made a difference with what happens with the law of Flagracia: "This establishes that the public must be filmed, he says it clearly.

Bonadio said that one of the offices of Comodoro Py had installed a camera for these purposes, but insisted that, in the case of the "repentant" for K notebooks, the law on flagrancy does not exist. not apply. Therefore, it is not mandatory to film and just record the statement in writing.

In the interview, Bonadio said that "the dirty work of appeals for questioning" is over and also raised the possibility of recovering the money from corruption:

"We have already recovered a lot.Many properties are about to be permanently foreclosed as it is clearly a washing product.The previous crime, the washing and the acquisition were proven, "he explained.