The DAIA declared that she would not give up the lawsuit against Cristina Kirchner – 01/02/2019

The DAIA, the political representation of the Argentinean Jewish community, reported that does not intend to give up of the complaint against the former President Cristina Kirchner for the memorandum of understanding signed with Iran, as requested by the AMIA in a letter.

However, the institution said in a statement that "submit the case to the examination of all its member institutions and subsidiaries of the country. "This meeting to consider the AMIA request will take place in May.

On Thursday, it was learned that on January 22, AMIA had sent a letter to the DAIA (delegation of Argentine Jewish badociations) urging it to refrain from suing Cristina Kirchner for the pact signed by the Former president in 2013.

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In this application, the AMIA recalled that it opposed the trial in absentia against the Iranians accused of being behind the bombing that occurred. killed 85 people in 1994, and that the entity would not lead to any solution in that direction.

"The DAIA does not know why AMIA, one of its more than 120 member entities, has given the issue a public status," the statement added. In fact, the chairman of the entity, Jorge Knoblovits, said publicly on Friday that I was "annoyed" by the spread of the letter.

"In addition, with regard to AMIA's" Law on Missing Trial, "the DAIA is currently badyzing its implications and scope."

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The head of the AMIA, Agustín Zbar, said Friday that "I dare not say that the memorandum is a pact of impunity".

"The one who was particularly injured is the one who has the right to sue, we do not consider that the Jewish community has been particularly damaged, but that the whole of Argentina has been damaged", has he declared.