The widow of the former secretary of Néstor Kirchner confessed to paying bribes to a judge

By declaring herself repentant in the cause of bribes in public works, Carolina Pochetti, widow of former presidential secretary Daniel Muñoz, admitted that he had paid long ago for pots to a judge for that it does not investigate their money laundering maneuvers as protagonist to her husband.

This was revealed today by sources having access to the case and pointed out that Pochetti had claimed to have paid a millionth amount to Luis Rodriguez, charged with investigating the money laundering maneuvers. Muñoz money until the cause is withdrawn and in the hands of the judge of the cause of the notebooks.

The widow of the ex-secretary of former President Néstor Kirchner badured, as part of the case, that this payment would have been made through the intermediary of his lawyer, Miguel Ángel Pló, at the time, always according to the sources.

Pochetti's confessions have generated a wave of rumors in the federal courts of Comodoro Py: Federal Judge Claudio Bonadio must nevertheless decide what he will do with this statement and with the procedural situation of the repentant.

Judicial sources indicated that Judge Bonadio was evaluating the extraction of Pochetti's testimony and sending him to the draw for an independent investigation.