This Tuesday Santiago Maratea gave a press conference with Ricardo Nissen General Inspector of Justice of the IG J. In that context, the dependency declared as “registered and legal” the trust for the collection who seeks to pay the debts of Independent.
“There was no controversy in the trust, just a discrepancy,” Nissen explained and completed: “We deeply analyzed the contract. Everything is fine and today at 10.30 he was registered and legal“.
In this sense, Maratea assured that “Everything that brings transparency is better.” “I sleep peacefully if everything is in order because I handle a lot of money and a lot of people“, remarked the influencer and stressed that the IGJ presented the use of Mercado Pago.
Juan Marconi, Vice President of Independiente, expressed that “people like Santiago Maratea must be supported and cared for at the country level. We must leave the cracks aside because many Santiago Maratea are missing to be better.” “It is an option to make a partial payment to Club América.”
At the conference, Santiago Maratea stressed that “the collection is very good and it will go better than before” and announced that they have already raised “879 million pesos”. “We have been advancing with the foreign account. Some things are missing so that it has the necessary transparency, ”she explained.
If the official dollar exchange rate is taken into account, It would be almost 3 and a half million dollars. This amount would be enough to cover a little more than half of the debt with America from Mexico.
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