US EditionFormer Navy Non-Commissioned Officer in La Plata Charged with Advocacy of Crime and Incitement to Hatred
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The Fiscal Unit specializing in crimes against humanity of La Plata charged the retired Navy non-commissioned officer Jorge Pablo Cabrera (leader of La Libertad Avanza) for advocacy of crime and for incitement to persecution and hatred, after he assured in a radio program that the trunk of a green Ford Falcon "still smells of justice." According to sources of the Public Prosecutor's Office, the expressions were poured into two broadcasts that ar…
The Fiscal Unit specializing in crimes against humanity in La Plata charged the retired Navy non-commissioned officer, Jorge Pablo Cabrera, 59 years old, for advocacy of crime and incitement to persecution and hatred. The accusation stems from expressions expressed in a radio program in which Cabrera held that the trunk of a green Ford Falcon “still smells of justice.” These were broadcast in two programs of FM del Sur 103.7 of Veronica, between…
The Justice of La Plata challenged and requested the call for inquiry of Jorge Pablo Cabrera (59), a retired non-commissioned officer of the Navy, for having stated in a radio program that the Ford Falcon green trunk model '76 "still smells of justice." He is charged with the crimes of advocacy of crime and encouragement of persecution and hatred against a group of people. "A model ‘76... This one you open the trunk and still smells of justice. …
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