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Argentine justice inhibits Fernando Cerimedo's assets for a debt of $90 thousand, amid his arrest for attempted femicide.
Argentina's Justice encouraged Cerimedo to pay a million-dollar debt and ordered the inhibition of his assets. The amount amounts to $140 million and involves the company Numen Publicidad y Sondeos SRL. The order was made by Banco Galicia. Former President Fernando Cerimedo, prisoner in Bolivia accused of instigating femicide, continues to add [...] The entry <font color="#0ac600">Argentina</font> The Justice encouraged Cerimedo to pay a millio…
Fact sheet: Fernando Cerimedo faces a $90,000 debt in Argentina and is detained in Bolivia for attempted femicide. The Argentine courts ordered the freezing of his assets due to a claim by Banco Galicia. Tap to see the full context. Context: Cerimedo was arrested at Viru Viru International Airport after an armed attack against his ex-partner, Nadia Beller. The Bolivian Prosecutor's Office opened a case for attempted femicide and another for illi…
Fernando Cerimedo Argentina's Justice demanded Fernando Cerimedo, former advisor to Javier Milei's government and arrested in Bolivia for attempted femicide, payment of a debt claimed by a bank of almost 140 million pesos (about $90 thousand), and ordered the inhibition of his assets.
Commercial Court 14 fixed a claim for 138 million pesos promoted by the Galician Bank following an expired promissory note that had been signed with the company Numen Publicidad.
Argentina's Justice demanded that Fernando Cerimedo, former advisor to Javier Milei's government and arrested in Bolivia for attempted femicide, pay a debt claimed by a bank of almost 140 million pesos (about $90 thousand), and ordered the inhibition of his assets. Argentina's Justice entry claims to Cerimedo a debt of $90 thousand and inhibits his assets was first published in Proceso Digital.
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