Together for Change’s Gerardo Milman Appoints Manuel Barros as Defender in Kirchner Assassination Attempt Case

The representative of Together for Change Gerardo Milman appointed the lawyer Manuel Barros as his defender in the case of the assassination attempt against the vice president, Cristina Fernandez de Kirchnerand asked to have access to the file in which he is not formally charged.

Milman spontaneously submitted a document to safeguard his rights and asked to have access to the proceedings being carried out by the prosecutor Carlos Rivolo by delegation of the judge Maria Eugenia Capuchetti.

The decision of the opposition legislator was made after a series of episodes that put him on the peripheral radar of the investigation, especially the accusations of the complaint by Cristina Kirchner herself and the statement of a former collaborator who placed him in a deleted scene. of phones.

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All this is added to the complaint made by a congressional official, who claimed to have heard him say “when they kill her, I’m on my way to the coast”, two days before the assassination attempt that occurred on September 1 of last year.

The two women who accompanied him on that occasion, Ivan Bohdziewicz (who weeks ago acknowledged that his phone was erased in offices belonging to Patricia Bullrich) y Carolina Gomez Monaco (who still works with the deputy) denied having heard that phrase.

Milman was already presented in the case: after that version about a dialogue at the tables of the Casablanca restaurant, near the Congress, he delivered a letter in which denied the facts.

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Technically, that was a “disclaimer”, a procedural spring that appears within the “rights of the accused”, although neither the prosecutor nor the judge ever had it in that capacity.

Now, Justice must decide if you accept Milman as defendant and, in that case, grant you access to the digital file so that you can exercise your right of defense and control the evidence that is produced in the framework of the investigation.

In a letter sent to the Federal Chamber from the Ezeiza Prison Complex, where he is being held, Fernando Sabag Montiel -the man who wanted to kill the vice president- denied any link Milman had to the attempted murder.

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