Deputy Rocío Abed referred to the case of the Sensitive Intelligence Unit (SIU), where they covered up a “magician” agent from Senad, dependent on Minister Zully Rolón.
“This pot that is uncovered is really alarming. In fact, it is worrying that officials increase their economic assets and even more so with agents who work in the fight against drug trafficking and who handle sensitive information,” said the red deputy, Rocío Abed, in conversation with Universo 970 of Nación Media.
He pointed out that this situation generated in the Senad is due to the fact that former minister Arnaldo Giuzzio continues to manage the institution and even minister Zully Rolón. “This is state terrorism, using the infrastructure of the institution for political purposes at electoral time,” he questioned.
“It is dangerous that they act in this way and use it as a political stick to change positions. Mario Abdo Benítez is the main person responsible for ensuring that the institutions are functional to drug trafficking and organized crime, ”he stressed.
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THE CASE
In the release that he made in a WhatsApp group andhe agent of the National Anti-drug Secretariat Carlos Chamorro, who after learning of his million-dollar acquisitions that do not match his income, was removed from the Sensitive Intelligence Unit (SIU), He also refers that the “leader” of that agency knew of his intention to purchase a truck for US$65,000 and warned him of a big scandal.
It is known that the director of SIU is Daniel Fernández, and Chamorro was considered one of his most pampered loyalists with what suggests a kind of complicity by the high heads of the institution who turned a blind eye to the luxuries of dubious origin that the subordinates went on to experience.
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All this sufficiently reveals that the administration of Zully Rolón collapses in the Senate, and exercises zero control over the special agents who show an excess of their functions, putting at risk the constitutional guarantee of privacy and intimacy and the internal security of the Republic itself. .
