Former Governor Sergio Urribarri Was Arrested After His Conviction for Corruption Was Confirmed.
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fm899.com.arIt was after the Supreme Court confirmed his sentence to eight years in prison for the crimes of corruption and fraudulent administration against the public treasury.The order also reached former Minister of Culture and Communication, Pedro Ángel Báez, and Uribarri's brother-in-law, Juan Pablo Aguilera.
He was transferred from Concordia to Paraná prison. The court hearing his case dismissed the request for home imprisonment for health reasons that his defence had filed.
Sergio Urribarri was held in Paraná prison to serve eight years in prison for embezzlement following the ruling of the Supreme Court in Entre Ríos. The entry Sergio Urribarri was detained in the Paraná Criminal Unit was first published in OPI Santa Cruz.
Sergio Urrribarri Was Arrested and Transferred to Paraná Prison to Serve His Sentence for Corruption
Urribarri, 67, was convicted in 2022 for negotiation incompatible with the public service and embezzled. Juan Pablo Aguilera and Pedro Báez were also arrested.
The former governor of Entrerriano already sleeps behind bars after the Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation leaves his sentence to eight years in prison for corruption and fraudulent administration.Although his defense tried to choke him claiming peaks of pressure and post-traumatic stress to ask for the home, the judges lowered his thumb [...] The entry He is already imprisoned in Paraná for corruption former Kirchnerist governor Uribarri wa…
Buenos Aires, 5 September (NA) -- The former governor of Entre Ríos Sergio Urribarri was arrested in the early morning and entered the Penal Unit No. 1 of Paraná to begin serving his sentence to eight years in prison for corruption offences, after the sentence against him was final. The former provincial president was arrested at his home in Concordia by staff of the Entre Ríos Police and transferred along 280 kilometers to the provincial capita…
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