02/15/2020 - 18:25
- Clarín.com
- Politics
The arrested party leader Miles and referent piquetero Luis D'Elía warned on Saturday that "Florencia Kirchner will have to choose between jail or exile in Cuba," criticized the dome of the official Front of All and complained again because " they did not allow "referents of their space" to occupy a place in government management. "
"In my cell I look through the fence and feel anguish and concern for Florencia Kirchner, who will have to choose unfairly between jail or exile in Cuba in the next few days," he said.
Through a series of messages that he disseminated through his Twitter account, which his current partner Lorena Cecilia Felices manages, the Kirchnerist leader denounced that " the political unity of the Front of All was done at the expense of history, of coherence , the consequence and pain of "the loyal ones ".
"They imposed the arrogance, cynicism, selfishness and greed of the 'traitors', " D'Elía accused amid his criticism of the ruling party.
The detainee referent picketer also complained about the political course and slipped questions against the president of the Chamber of Deputies, Sergio Massa.
"When I look at the general direction of politics, I have the feeling that they will try to put Sergio Massa as chief of staff and Carlos Melconian as Minister of Economy in a not too distant time," he said.
D'Elía closed the series of messages ratifying his claim to achieve the release of "political prisoners" , as claimed by the sectors of hard Kirchnerism despite the fact that President Alberto Fernández clarified that there is no such category in Argentina but there is " arbitrary detentions. "
"I will probably die in prison with the absolute conviction of having given my all to build 'a homeland for all'. I fully trust Cristina's political leadership and send her a militant and fraternal hug from my cell," concluded the head of MILES .
D'Elía is serving three years and nine months in jail for taking a police station in the Buenos Aires neighborhood of La Boca in 2004.
The Federal Criminal Cassation Chamber rejected last December as "inadmissible" an appeal for release because in this case, D'Elía has a conviction confirmed in that instance and in execution.
The sentence imposed on D'Elía in an oral trial was firm when Cassation rejected an extraordinary appeal to appeal to the Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation, for which the piquetero began serving the sentence last February 25.
Federal Oral Court 6 rejected a case of "inadmissible" release because it is already considered condemned and now cameramen Liliana Catucci, Juan Carlos Gemignani and Eduardo Riggi ratified that decision.
"The sentence imposed on Luis Angel D'Elía was firm with the rejection by this room III of the extraordinary appeal against the conviction," said the judges.
Given this "the requested release is manifestly unfeasible," the magistrates added.
D'Elía was sentenced to three years and nine months in prison for the taking of police station 24 of the Buenos Aires neighborhood of La Boca on June 26, 2004 in claim of clarification of the murder of a member of his group, Martín "Oso" Cisneros .
D'Elía, who at that time was undersecretary of Lands for Social Habitat, was found guilty of "minor injuries, attack on authority, instigation to commit crimes, illegal deprivation of liberty and usurpation."
The Court has pending a resolution to grant him house arrest.