04/05/2021 18:58
Clarín.com
Politics
Updated 04/05/2021 18:58
In the IOMA, the main Buenos Aires social work, a VIP vaccination program in which 39 high officials of the entity were immunized irregularly, including its president,
Homero Giles (39 years old),
among other leaders, trade unionists and
alleged militants of Kirchnerism in the province.
The information arises from a complaint that
Idelmar Seillant,
the former head of the IOMA union and who was displaced from his position by Axel Kicillof's management after denouncing acts of corruption at the institute, will be
presented to the Justice in the next few hours
.
The complaint -which was advanced by the La Cornisa program- speaks of
a "privilege vaccination" scheme
and they ask that the crimes of "abuse of authority, violation of the duties of a public official and incompatibilities with the exercise of public authority be investigated. the public function ".
In addition, they assure that many of those immunized were "militants of La Cámpora, a group of officials politically linked to that party definition."
The alleged privilege immunization circuit
was based on
the Gabriela Carriquiriborde Hospital,
which depends on the IOMA and is located in Lomas de Zamora.
There, in addition to Giles (he was immunized last January 31 with the first dose),
another 11 people of the total of 39 reported were vaccinated.
Among others are Giles' chief of staff, Mariano Cardelli (46 years old);
the vice president of the IOMA, Daniel Verna (36 years old);
the general director of administration, Gustavo Martínez (48 years old);
the director of legal relations, Mauro José Pagliuca;
the member representing the teachers, Paula Karina Espiño (48 years old);
the lawyer and general director Olga Carnevale (47 years old);
the director of human resources, Oscar Rivarola (49 years old) and even the director of systems, Juan José Rivademar (51 years old).
IOMA President Homero Giles with Roberto Baradel at the signing of an agreement for social work.
"They are not risk personnel, they are vaccinated before others
by intentionally changing or altering the mandatory payroll of the nominalized federal vaccination registry, in which those who have priority by risk and age are documented," the complaint reads, adding that many of the homes of those favored "do not agree with the place where they are vaccinated."
IOMA leaders also appear vaccinated in other hospitals in the province of Buenos Aires.
None would meet the current priority criteria and protocols to be vaccinated.
Even the case of a 23-year-old girl with no health history that warrants being vaccinated is included in the complaint.
This is Camila Soledad Haro who defines herself as a member of the Frente de Todos and works for the IOMA vaccination plan.
Trade unionists also appear.
One of the reported cases is that of
Pablo Barbato Stocker,
a union delegate for the UPCN at the IOMA who is 34 years old and was immunized on March 1 at the Hippodrome of the Province of Buenos Aires.
Another union delegate from UPCN, Eduardo Dieguez
(52 years old) was vaccinated on February 4 at the Alejandro Korn Interzonal Hospital for Acute and Chronic Patients.
"It has no risk factors or preexistence," describes the complaint.
In the complaint, Seillant highlights that in the Province there are
"44% of unvaccinated high-risk health workers, putting the population and their own lives at risk of life"
and highlights that most of the IOMA officials who were immunized "They perform low-risk functions, because they are administrative and are not in contact with patients with Covid."
The complaint will be presented in the next few hours in the La Plata courts, although they will also request that it be evaluated whether it should be annexed to the file that the federal Justice carries out for the VIP vaccination in the Ministry of Health that cost Ginés González García the position.