The daughter of Raúl Martins, arrested and accused of a pimp, revealed links with Mauricio Macri

Raúl Martins, a former SIDE agent, was arrested in Mexico on charges of sexual exploitation. This is a man close to Mauricio Macri which has contributed to the campaign of the President-in-Office for the 2011 elections in Buenos Aires, during his re-election.

This was revealed by his daughter's statement, Lorena Martins, of January 24, 2012. In the court file, the woman, who worked for her father but ended up being his complainant, stated that Pablo Paternostro – Martins employee – had an email exchange with the businessman in which he agreed to pay for the Macri campaign.

As he described, Paternostro "is a" chubby "person who likes to play football at 9", a feature reflected in his mailbox. On June 26, 2011, the employee wrote to Martins to tell him that he had received a call from "Boca"., with reference to Mauricio Macri, who was president of La Ribera club and fan.

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In this text, he added: "I joined himHe asked me if he could contribute ten dollars to cover the campaign expenses of the second round. He reminded me that last year, when he asked for it and did not need it, he had returned it to him and thanked him and that he was asking those who had not asked him during the first round. "

As stated in the criminal record of 2012, Raúl Martins replied: "I think we need to contribute to Mauricio, especially when all companies are capital" and added: "Virginia: give Paul the $ 10,000. Take the opportunity to introduce it to Lorena. "

In its history Martins' daughter said that the meeting took place between the first and second rounds of elections in Buenos Aires, in the district of Flores. It was with Partenostro with the idea of ​​seeing "a person close to Macri who comes from Boca".

On September 3, the Federal Chamber of Criminal Cassation declared that Martins and his accomplices were responsible for the operation of a brothel. located on Juan B. Justo Avenue, which has been operating for years under different names.

According to justice, illicit could not be possible thanks to "the impunity with which Raúl Martins and the other members of the organization guaranteed the protection of the representatives of the State", according to Judge María Servini de Cubría.