Movistar confirmed that the mobile phone with which DAlessio was sending SMS is from Daniel Santoro

The phone company admitted that this number had belonged to the Clarín journalist for 20 years.

May 24, 2019

The telephone company Movistar confirmed that one of the phone numbers with which the illegal spy Marcelo D'Alessio messages were sent to the reporter from Clarín, the responsible Daniel Santoro, who appears in the case as one of the people close to the extortionist.

"The line is badigned to Daniel Santoro from February 12, 1999 to date", said the company in an office on May 9, which had access The Destape. The same thing was a response to a request by Dolores Alejo's federal judge Ramos Padilla.

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This week, the same company also confirmed that the fake lawyer was sending messages with a mobile phone number of the Minister of Security. Patricia Bullrich, who denied it.

Santoro appears in the case accused of having given Alessio information about his colleagues at Animales Sueltos. Based on these data, the extortionist wrote an illegal intelligence report called "Fantino operation", which was generated after a meeting of the driver with the former president, Cristina Kirchner.

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