Argentina
Juliana Di Tullio Rejected Making a Self-Criticism of Peronism Over the Insaurralde and SIRA Cases
The Unión por la Patria senator had a clash with journalist Jairo Straccia during an interview. She said she cannot take responsibility for facts whose veracity, she said, she does not know.
Unión por la Patria senator Juliana Di Tullio rejected making a self-criticism of Peronism over the cases linked to Martín Insaurralde and the Argentine Republic Import System (SIRA), during an interview on the program Buenas Tardes China.
According to reconstructions by Perfil and La Nación, journalist Jairo Straccia asked her whether Peronism had any reflection or explanation in the face of criminal cases for corruption involving leaders of the space. In that context, he mentioned the Insaurralde case, under investigation for illicit enrichment and money laundering, and the investigation into maneuvers in the SIRA during Sergio Massa’s tenure at the Ministry of Economy.
Di Tullio replied that she did not consider it necessary to do that exercise and said she could not take responsibility for facts about which, she stated, she does not know whether they happened. She also questioned that those complaints were taken as true and cited the Cuadernos case as an example, about which she said it c2abdoes not existc2bb.
In the exchange, Straccia told her that listening to her made him think Javier Milei could be reelected. The senator described that statement as c2aba little strongc2bb and again argued that she was not going to endorse accusations whose existence or veracity, she stressed, she does not know.
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