Keys to the Cerimedo Scandal in Bolivia, Which Splashes to the Latin American Right
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The 45-year-old Argentine, who advised Bolivian President Rodrigo Paz, was arrested on August 18 in Santa Cruz (east). On the eve, his partner, Bolivian lawyer Nadia Beller, who claims to be pregnant with him, was attacked by hit men disguised as food delivery men. He survived three bullets and accused Cerimedo of planning the attack to prevent him from revealing his relationship with power. The noise reached other countries where he is known. H…
Franco Picardi asked the Bolivian Public Prosecutor's Office for the witness to answer questions by teleconference; the woman had alluded to a supposed role of Karina Milei in the corruption plot of the Disability agency
Federal prosecutor Franco Picardi seeks that Fernando Cerimedo's ex-partner, the former libertarian adviser arrested in that country for the attempted femicide, declares from there as a witness in a virtual and reserved way
Nadia Beller said that Fernando Cerimedo and his wife leaked the audios that gave rise to the investigation due to alleged coimas and stated that he has recordings that support his sayings. He could make a virtual statement from Bolivia. Federal prosecutor Franco Picardi requested that Nadia Beller, former partner of Fernando Cerimedo, be cited as a witness in the case that investigates alleged coimas at the National Disability Agency (ANDIS), a…
In the midst of the investigation into the acts of corruption and alleged coima collection at the National Disability Agency (ANDIS), which commanded Diego Spagnuolo, the prosecution requested the testimony of Nadia Beller. This is the former partner of Fernando Cerimedo, who was an advisor to Javier Milei and managed the official social networks. According to ... Read more
The Argentine Prosecutor's Office seeks that Nadia Beller testify as a witness in a corruption case at the Disability Agency involving Cerimedo and Milei. Argentina's entry requests Bolivia's declaration in a corruption case was first published in La Patria Bolivia Digital newspaper.
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