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The country of Spain, in an editorial titled & # 39;A cornered prosecutor& # 39; Tells the facts that have emerged since News One revelations about conversations between the current Fiscal Néstor Humberto Martínez and the auditor of Ruta del Sol II, Jorge Enrique Pizano.
The newspaper points out that "the fact that a figure with Martínez's past is in charge of the Office of the Prosecutor would be an anomaly in any other democratic country"
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And he adds: "It does not matter, as he says himself, that the recordings have no legal consequence or constitute an indication of crime."
The Spanish newspaper also highlights specific episodes of the debate in the Senate who attended the Tax. Point out that because of Martinez's statements,It is clear that he "admitted the follow-up of leaders such as left-wing Senator Gustavo Petro".
The editorial also mentions the decision of the Supreme Court to decide to appoint an ad hoc prosecutor to continue investigations into the Odebrecht case.
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"However, the Attorney General continues to perform his duties," writes the Spanish newspaper El País.
The editorial then ends with a call for the resignation of Martinez: "For the sake of the institutions, starting with justice, and for that of the whole country, whose image and credibility are shaken these days, Attorney General I would do well to think about whether its continuity of mandate does not mean a heavy burden that Colombia absolutely does not need. "
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