"I do not need immunity to declare" | Noble came back …

Amid clashes between AMIA and DAIA over the cause of signing the protocol agreement with Iran, former Interpol leader, Ronald Noble, said he could testify in the context of the case if the Argentine justice cited him and that even He has already offered his testimony to the Supreme Court, but they never cited him. "I have never asked for immunity and I do not need immunity to declare that neither Hector Timerman nor any person of the Argentine government has requested the withdrawal or the suspension of Interpol Amia's red notifications, "said the former secretary general of the agency.

Noble repeated that no government official of Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner had spoken to him to make this request when signing the pact, the cornerstone of the concealment charge against the current senator. "AMIA's red notifications have remained unchanged and valid," insisted the manager on his Twitter account, amidst the turmoil caused by AMIA's request to DAIA to move away from it. Charge arising from the complaint of the late prosecutor Alberto Nisman.

"I do not want nor do I need immunity to bring a faithful testimony," said the former secretary general of Interpol. Noble enjoys the immunity for having occupied the maximum position within Interpol for what we believed until today, namely that the international organization police is the one who must give permission to testify. However, Noble said that he could go to court, to which he has already asked to be summoned to testify, but without getting any answers. "I have filed with the Argentine court a formal request to testify, which would prove that neither Timerman nor any Argentine person has ever requested that AMIA's red notices be withdrawn or suspended." but I have never been invited to testify, "he said.

He also explained that "in law, he can not impose immunity or privilege to prevent" an Argentine judge from questioning him about the statements he made "in as a private citizen when Interpol made this information public in 2013 and 2014 ", referring to two communications. Press releases from the organization in which Timerman and Interpol clearly indicated that the AMIA red notices had to be valid and unchanged.

The former head of Intepol was adamant when talking about the judicial process led by Claudio Bonadio, warning that currently "the human dignity of the accused is falsely endangered" because " people are unjustly imprisoned right now. " "The corroborating evidence is overwhelming." On March 12, 2013, the reputed French magistrate and Interpol's general counsel, Joel Sollier, unequivocally stated in writing that the validity and status of AMIA's red notifications remained unchanged, "he continued.

A separate paragraph was devoted to Timerman, who died on December 30 in the middle of the judicial process. "Where are we today?" Hector Timerman, an innocent and dedicated Argentine official, has died without the opportunity to clarify his name, innocent Argentinians remain unjustly imprisoned, deprived of their liberty, their family and their family. their relatives.