Mirta “Shakira” Guerrerothe former close associate of miracle room that -as a repentant character- revealed maneuvers to make dollars in trips abroad devised and concretized, supposedly, by the leader of Tupac Amaru, spoke again. She admitted feeling “fear” in retaliation for his statements and asked to be taken into custody.
During a report granted to the journalist Jorge Lanata in the program Periodismo Para Todos, Guerrero He recounted the trips abroad that he made with Sala and several members of the group to transport large loot in dollars.
A day later, in an attempt to minimize the revelations of “Shakira”, the leader of Kirchnerism maintained that the governor of Jujuy, Gerardo Moraleshe “bought” her to speak against her. “She allowed herself to be bowed down by power, by the person who put her in jail and harassed her”Hall noted. “If I spoke, they would go to jail, but I am not a pimp”said Monday night in dialogue with the Public TVpointing towards the repentant.
After that, Guerrero reappeared this Tuesday before the media. He noted a series of “contradictions” in Sala’s response, such as the fact that “He did not deny the dollars for travel”. After having declared against Sala before television and the Justice, he admitted feeling “afraid”: “I let the prosecutor know, anything that happens to me or my family makes Milagro Sala directly responsible”.
In dialogue with All News (TN)when asked about where she was living and if she had been offered custody to guarantee her safety, Guerrero replied that “The prosecutor is going to put me in custody”.
Meanwhile, the Justice of Jujuy continues to hear revelations from the repentant in the case that investigates the money laundering that the leader of Tupac Amaru, his family and his entourage would have led.
“Shakira” expanded his statement on Tuesday to give details about the properties that, according to what he maintains, Sala acquired and that the investigators did not have on the payroll. The novelty was in the details of the trips abroad, where each companion of the Kirchnerist leader, according to this version, carried 10 thousand dollars each. She was on all the trips outside the country and that is why her testimony was valuable. In this sense, Guerrero stated that three followers of Sala went to Beijing, came back and came back to China to carry that sum of money that reached 60 thousand dollars. In addition, he gave details of who those people would be, so now the prosecution will ask Migration for reports to corroborate his statement, revealed to Infobae case sources.
Guerrero claims to “have proof” of the “things” that he declared and that he presented them before the Justice. “I chose to keep quiet and I paid very badly, I’m sorry – I swear to God – not having spoken before,” he acknowledged.
Before the judge, she admitted that she was in charge of transferring the money and that “All the money that I took out of the bank went directly to Milagro Sala’s house.” He spoke of sums of 14 million, 8 million and 11 million pesos, whose destination was the home of the leader of Tupac Amaru; but also on occasions “they left for Buenos Aires”. “You will never finish knowing everything”said Sala’s former collaborator.
In addition to “Shakira”, there is another repentant: a driver of Peruvian nationality who worked for 15 years for Sala, who during the 2015 presidential campaign was commissioned to transfer five million pesos to the Federal Capital for the purchase of merchandising of the formula Daniel Scioli-Carlos Zaninini.
The driver is one of the 17 defendants who have this investigation for money laundering, in which the social leader, her husband and her children are targeted. In this scenario, the two regretful They seek to improve their judicial situation in the case that analyzes what was done with at least 200 million pesos that the State gave to the Tupac Amaru group during Kirchnerism. Their statements as “defendant collaborators” were recorded before the Jujuy prosecutor’s office: they are filmed and have not yet been approved by the control judge for economic criminal matters and crimes against the public administration Rodolfo Fernández.
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