The defense of the man who hit the truck in which Robert Silva, president of CODICEN, was traveling with a thermos at an educational event in Cerro, offered that he apologize publicly and repair the damage caused to the vehicle owned by the National Administration of Education Public (ANEP).
However, Silva and his defense, led by the CODICEN lawyer, Álvaro Rachetti, are not entirely convinced and assured at a press conference that they have a counterproposal that has yet to be completed to be presented to the Prosecutor’s Office.
Silva understands that a “strong message” should be given for the events that occurred, and that the reparation offered by the 44-year-old man “should have a little more force.”
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Lawyer Rachetti told the press that the ANEP’s counterproposal “will not substantially modify what has already been proposed” by the aggressor’s defense, but they want more measures.
Among the ideas they handle, is that they carry out community work in schools, or some similar or equivalent measure.
What ANEP and Silva do want is for the apology to be public, on the grounds that the man showed “repentance” and promised to offer these apologies in a personal capacity, and any other person or union group will be disclaimed from any responsibility. .
