The judge of Avellaneda Luis Carzoglio will testify this Monday as a witness remotely in the case that investigates illegal espionage from the Federal Intelligence Agency (AFI) during the Government of Mauricio Macri.
The decision to summon him as a witness under oath of truth was made by the federal judge Marcelo Martinez DeGiogiin charge of the case, who decided that the procedure be done at 3 p.m. through the Zoom platform, after analyzing a postponement that ultimately did not materialize, judicial sources reported.
The magistrate of Avellaneda was suspended, is currently on leave and was summoned to “It is issued about possible meetings that he could have had with Alan Ruiz and Juan Sebastián De Stefano”two former AFI officials charged in the case.
Carzoglio denounced having received pressure to sign an arrest warrant against trade unionist Pablo Moyanosomething he did not do, when he was in charge of the Avellaneda court.
Martínez De Giorgi ordered the subpoenas to testify under oath of truth, among other 43 measures of evidence that he ordered.
Among those summoned to provide a testimonial statement are Mariano Macri, the brother of the former president; the comptroller of the AFI, Cristina Caamanoand the deputy Diego Santilli.
In the case of Mariano Macri, the former president’s brother requested a postponement last week for health reasons, so the date will be rescheduled.
Caamaño and Santilli, meanwhile, made use of their right to testify in writing based on the positions they hold, and the court will send them sheets of questions after consulting the parties.
