Extortion and trucho lawyer: Carrió joked with the cause and Sebastian Galmarini accused of "squeeze"

After Dolores Federal Judge Alejo Ramos Padilla presented to the House of Representatives 'House of Representatives' Freedom of Expression Commission on the details of the cause, MP Elisa Carrió sent an ironic message to the magistrate and the Kirchner. For his part, provincial legislator Mbadista reacted by severely criticizing his institutional role.

While investigating an alleged network of illegal espionage including the lawyer Marcelo D'Alessio truco and in which there is also an accusation of extortion to the prosecutor's notebooks pots- de vin, Carlos Stornelli, "Lilita" tries to delegitimize this process and targets the opposition.

In this regard, the member for Cambiemos launched: "Ramos Padilla and the Front for Victoria want to see me in jail, I have my pajamas ready". The message posted on his Twitter account was controversial and a few minutes later, he threw another: "With the pajamas ready".

Ramos Padilla and the Victoria Front want to see me imprisoned. I have my pajamas ready. pic.twitter.com/kqTU0LBMru

– Elisa Lilita Carrió (@elisacarrio) March 13, 2019

Then, Senator Sebastián Galmarini He also used the virtual platform to prosecute the legislator and said that "It does not look funny that a deputy, founder of Cambiemos and member of Mauricio Macri's government, jokes with forensic investigations."

Then he deepened and affirmed that "less with the seriousness of the political and economic situation that the Argentines go through", and condemned: "It's called squeeze."

It does not sound very funny that a Member of Parliament, founder of change and part of the government of @mauriciomacri make jokes with judicial investigations.
Anyway
Less with the seriousness of the political and economic situation that the Argentines go through.#SeLlamaAretar https://t.co/63ErYb8R4M

– Sebastian Galmarini (@SebasGalmarini) March 14, 2019

Carrió's "is actively involved in the media to defend the interests of the Macri government around the causes that drive them, but contrary to what he's expressed at his workplace. The same thing did not happen to Judge Ramos Padilla's congressional exhibition or pro-government legislators.