Uruguayan deputies have denounced being spied by the Argentine government

In dialogue with C5N,the Uruguayan Deputy of the Frente Amplio Gerardo Núñez confirmed that The spying also worked in Uruguay and would have as protagonist the fake lawyer Marcelo D'Alessio.

"We were very concerned about Judge Alejo Ramos Padilla's denunciation, and for those of us who have a Latin American perspective and that this is happening in a sister country, it generates a huge concern. by the fact that this network of spies also had actions in Uruguay ", Núñez maintained.

While waiting for more data to extend the complaint, the Uruguayan deputy badured that "There have been cases of extortion" and looking for "Strip off the reasons" of illegal Argentine espionage in Uruguay.

On Wednesday, 13 March, Judge Ramos Padilla addressed the Chamber of Deputies and confirmed that, following the complaint to Stornelli, he had undressed "the existence of a network of spies". "in Argentina, in which" D & # 39; Alessio had provided false information "

On that occasion, Ramos Padilla had predicted that "what we observe could harm relations with the United States, with Venezuela, with Israel and with the Republic of Uruguay, because this organization had repercussions on different areas of concern of several countries ".

The Federal Chamber of Mar del Plata on Friday rejected the first appeal brought by the prosecutor Carlos Stornelli against the Dolores federal judge, Alejo Ramos Padilla, for which the judge was confirmed at the head of the case in which an alleged network of illegal espionage integrated by the detainee Marcelo D'Alessio.

For its part, Ramos Padilla, yesterday granted a postponement of the statement of inquiry to the prosecutor Carlos Stornelli and met again for next Tuesday, March 26, "under the warning of his statement in absentia".