The appointment of lawyer Gastón Marano as defender of one of those detained for the assassination attempt committed against Vice President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner on September 1, reactivated the intern of Together for Change with the claim of a radical leader -former minister of the province- to the national senator Ignacio Torres, whom he questioned for the appointment of that lawyer as advisor to the Bicameral Commission for the Oversight of Intelligence Organizations and Activities, a fact that he considered ” very serious and difficult to explain.
“He is a criminal lawyer and he is not an expert in security matters, at least in what is known so far,” said Federico Massoni, former Minister of Security of Chubut, currently listed in the race to represent Together for the Change as a candidate for mayor of the city of Trelew ahead of next year’s elections.
According to journalistic information published over the weekend, the lawyer Gastón Marano – who represents Gabriel Nicolás Carrizo, the fourth detainee in the case that investigates the assassination attempt against the Vice President and a leader of the group known as “the band of copitos” – Until a few days ago, he would have been an advisor to the national senator from Chubut of Together for Change, Ignacio Torres, in the Intelligence Bicameral.
“To remove any doubt, these things cannot happen,” said the radical leader from Chubut in statements made to Télam, when referring to this issue.
In this sense, he understood that “the appointment of lawyer Gastón Marano by Senator Ignacio Torres (JxC-Chubut), is a very serious fact and difficult to explain because he is a criminal lawyer and is not an expert in security matters, At least as far as is known so far.
“The appointment of lawyer Gastón Marano by Senator Ignacio Torres (JxC-Chubut), is a very serious fact and difficult to explain because he is a criminal lawyer and is not an expert in security matters, at least as far as now known”Federico Masoni
“He is the one who could access information from the Commission (Bicameral for the Oversight of Intelligence Organizations and Activities) and, in turn, defends one of the defendants for the criminal attempt against the person who presides over the Chamber of Senators, something difficult to explainMassoni said.
At this point, he regretted that this fact could be used to link those detained for the attack on the Vice President with the PRO, a relationship that he flatly ruled out: “I’m sure it has nothing to do with it,” he said.
