US EditionKarina's Candidate in Rio Negro Was Put Under the Magnifying Glass for a Credit From the Nation and Causes in Argentina and the United States
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Congresswoman Lorena Villaverde agrees in January to a $225 million UVA loan that Cipolletti’s branch initially rejects. According to a source from the bank itself, the credit is granted after the intervention of the President of the Nation, Daniel Tillard, as reports of embargoes, irregular sales and a case file for drug trafficking in Florida grow. Villaverde denies it.
The Peronist bloc in the Legislature of Río Negro put under the magnifying glass a millionaire loan that would have been granted to the deputy of La Libertad Avanza, Lorena Villaverde, by the branch Cipolletti of the Banco Nación, although his initial request would have been rejected for not complying with the requirements. The claim was led by the president of the block Vamos con Todos, José Luis Berros, accompanied by legislators of the PJ – N…
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