Unusually, he passed away last Saturday, Ángel Ubiera Mota, (72 years old) One of the main defendants and witnesses of the alleged corruption network known as Calamar, prior to his death, held a meeting with lawyer Tomás Polanco, accused of acquiring 26 properties from the alleged network.
“In order to know the measure of coercion, the lawyer Polanco, who behind us, the procedure and the Attorney General’s Office, had met with the deceased” This was reported by jurist Martín Ubiera, representative of the deceased.
Ubiera stated that just one day after Angel Ubiera Mota When he met with the lawyer Polanco, he began to suffer severe stomach pain until he was hospitalized in La Romana and died.
After being approached about the possible incidents due to the death of Ubiera Mota, the lawyer specified that his client was the main witness of the Specialized Prosecutor’s Office for the Prosecution of Administrative Corruption (Pepca) and said that he had a direct connection with those charged for being wronged. an irregular plot.
He described the actions of the lawyers in the Calamar case as “criminal conduct” and therefore requested a coercive measure from the Public Prosecutor’s Office to clarify the causes of the death of his client. Angel Ubiera Motawho died surprisingly.
Lawyer Ubiera offered these statements within the framework of the preliminary trial against the defendants of Operation Squid in the Fourth Investigative Court of the National District.
Operation Squid
In the file of the Calamar case, as the Specialized Prosecutor’s Office for the Prosecution of Corruption (Pepca) to the judicial instrumentation against an alleged corrupt coalition of officials at the end of the Danilo Medina government, between 2019 and 2020, a place emerges that was supposedly the center of monetary operations of the “network”, according to the Public Ministry.
Of interest: Preliminary trial begins today following those involved in the Calamar case
The main defendants are Gonzalo Castillo, Ángel Donald Guerrero Ortiz, José Ramón Fco. De Jesús Peralta Fernández, Gonzalo Castillo Terrero, Daniel Omar De Jesús Caamaño Santana, Princesa Alexandra Medina García and Aldo Antonio Gerbasi Fernández.
