The national deputy for the Front of All (FdT) Rodolfo Tailhade considered that Fernando André Sabag Montiel and the other defendants in the case that follows for the attempted assassination of Vice President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner are “absolutely linked” to the former Minister of Security Patricia Bullrich and the economist Javier Milei.
The legislator made these statements after a letter was revealed that Sabag Montiel sent to Judge María Eugenia Capuchetti in which he requested that Hernán Carrol, a leader in the space known as Nueva Centro Derecha, assign him a new lawyer.
“All the ideological support and substrate of these boys who materially executed the assassination attempt is absolutely linked to Bullrich, Milei and the most recalcitrant right of the PRO itself. This is another piece of information, but much more solid in terms of establishing a link with these sectors,” the legislator said in statements to AM 750 radio.
“All the ideological support and substrate of these boys who materially executed the assassination attempt is absolutely linked to Bullrich, Milei and the most recalcitrant right of the PRO itself. This is another piece of information, but much more solid in terms of establishing a link with these sectors”
For the legislator “The detainee is basically squeezing a Bullrich and Milei militant. He is a friend of the libertarians, of the neo-Nazis and was also a candidate of (deputy José Luis) Espert”.
And he added that the entire spectrum of the hardest right in our country “has ties to this man who was publicly squeezed by Sabag Montiel. He is telling him ‘give me the lawyer because otherwise I will speak.'”
“What worries me most is that the judge continues with an absolutely intolerant pace in the investigation at this stage of the game“, remarked the deputy.
In this sense, Tailhade maintained that the media such as Clarín and La Nación have been arguing that those responsible for the assassination attempt “are loose crazy people who have no connection with politics” and criticized the fact that the judge is “following that line” in the investigation.
“(The former president) Mauricio Macri said it on his television channel that it is a group of marginal madmen with no connection to politics., as if to say ‘stop here with investigating other links’. It seems to me that there is a lot to investigate,” she remarked.
Finally, Tailhade considered that everything should be investigated “in the same cause” and that there should be “a unification of the investigations.”
“The control of the investigation has to be one. It is clearly a strategy of Commodore Py to investigate one thing on one side and another on the other. Everything scattered is the best guarantee not to advance,” he added.
