Following the complaint of sexual abuse once morest the former candidate for legislator of the Chaqueño Front, Osmar Quintín Gómez, the social leader categorically denied the accusations in radio statements. In turn, the defendant preferred to keep the complainant’s eventual visit to her home in Colonia Benitez and warned that he feels “totally devastated” before the events that will be investigated by Justice.

“I will never admit everything that is being said. I totally deny it”, Gómez stated following being questioned by the journalist Julio Wajcman during the transmission of FM Radio 104.7.

“I am traveling to Buenos Aires, but I am going to go around Resistencia to see what all this is regarding,” warned the former Chaco cabinet official.

Regarding the woman who denounced him, the former candidate maintained that she was “a colleague who was related to the organization and collaborated at the school.”

Asked regarding the details of what happened in Colonia Benítez, Osmar Quintín Gómez affirmed that he prefers to consult with his lawyers before making statements in this regard.

“This is a very sensitive moment for the organizations and I want to advise myself. I am totally devastated. I want to go to court to clarify all this and clarify it,” said the defendant.

New ‘coup’ for the ruling party in Chaco

A month and a half following the disappearance of Cecilia Strzyzowskithe ruling party in the province of Chaco was peppered with a new shock, caused this time by a complaint of sexual abuse that fell on a leader who had ties to the ‘Sena clan’ and was part of the cabinet of the current administration, of Jorge Capitanich.

By decree, the governor annulled “the designation as Cabinet Personnel of Mr. Osmar Quintín Gómez, opportunely arranged by Decree No. 304/22.”

Quintín Gómez: mentor of ‘revolutionary’ schools and visitor to the Vatican

Gómez heads a foundation and before the signing of the previous decree, he worked as an official of the Cabinet Office of the current governor’s administration.

Both Sena and Gómez, as social leaders, held meetings with the governor Capitanich, who sponsored his “revolutionary” schools.

It was also verified that both leaders were part of the delegation that traveled in May 2017 to visit Pope Francis in the Vatican, in the framework of a meeting of social movements.

Once they returned to Chaco, Emerenciano Sena recapitulated in radio statements the experience of having visited the Supreme Pontiff in Rome.

“The truth is that all the criticism that they make of the Pope for having accepted a kid like me is well deserved, because he did that all his life,” said Sena, one of those accused of the crime of Cecilia Strzyzowski.

“Because of the way in which they treated us and received us there, there is like an order from the Pope to meet with him. with social leaders of the continent or the country where is he going to go”, the leader added regarding his visit to the Vatican.

On the other hand, Gómez, Emerenciano Sena and Marcela Acuña shared events and activities in Chaco, since they were part of the social leaders who received provincial funds. Capitanich even shared the opening ceremony of the 2023 school year with the two, since their piquetero groups managed schools in the province. On that occasion, he was also in the foreground Cesar Seinepartner of Cecilia Strzyzowski.

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