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Capitanich tried to do damage control: “A police event cannot become political”

The Simultaneous and Mandatory Open Primaries (PASO) this Sunday in the province of chaco are carried out under the shadow of the atrocious end of Cecilia Strzyzowskiwhose disappearance the Justice and his family considering an obvious murder, and in this context that the defendants are from a piquetero clan necessarily linked to the governor Jorge Capitanich put the president is one of his worst political moments. That is why when voting early this morning, Capitanich went out to face the press stating that he “is on the side of the victim” and promised that “all those responsible (for the end of Cecilia) will be punished”although at the electoral level try to do damage control by pointing out that “a police act cannot be transformed into a political act.”

As is known, Cecilia Strzyzowski, 28, disappeared 17 days ago and her husband, César Sena, and her in-laws, Emerenciano Sena and Marcela Acuña, social leaders of the province and who were also candidates on the list, are being detained in the investigation. of the PJ headed by Capitanich. in fact, the ballots with the names of Emerenciano Sena and Marcela Acuña were seen this Sunday at the polling stations.

“A police fact cannot be transformed into a political fact”, remarked Capitanich after voting at School No. 41 Maestro Ricardo A. Ivancovich, located in the capital of Chaco, and took stock of election day. At the same time, he insisted that the division of powers governed in Chaco “which guarantees an independent Justice”.

The Chaco president cast his votes seconds after the start of the election dressed in a red sweater, similar to the clothing of the Emerenciano Sena movement, although he minimized his influence: “We have no other link other than guaranteeing resources with full supervision for the achievement of goals”.

“This despicable, reprehensible police act has a prosecutor who is obviously the head of the criminal action within the framework of the division of powers. I ratify once again that The province of Chaco has full autonomy and independence from the judiciary“added the Chaco governor.

Without mentioning them, Capitanich detached himself from the Sena clan and expressed “deep sorrow” for the Cecilia Strzyzowski case

“Any type of captious, malicious interpretation is part of operations or interpretations that do not correspond to reality,” said the official and remarked that “there are seven detainees in the case, therefore Justice acts forcefully on the issue.”

Likewise, the provincial official spoke about gender violence and assured that it is an issue that “concerns him” and said that in the province “There are 25,000 gender cases that you have to solve”. “The Electoral Tribunal requires candidates to meet a series of requirements to be able to participate, including gender issues,” she said.

Case of Cecilia Strzyzowski: massive march while Capitanich said he was the victim of “insults and slander”

“We are concerned about violence, we are concerned about gender violence, these facts are aberrational, they must be clarified through a partial and fair judicial process. A police act cannot be turned into a political act with the aim of hauling water for a certain mill.“, he added.

Returning to the subject of the disappearance of Cecilia Strzywozski, he stated that he “shares the pain of the mother and her relatives” and concluded: “Those responsible for such an aberrational act will be punished with the full weight of the law. No one can doubt that we are on the side of the victimno one can doubt that the State is fully functioning with its institutions”.

Anna Edwards

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