A cooperative that participated in the threats against Clarín and is linked to Juan Grabois received more than $60 million from the Government

Sudamericana de Transporte Cooperativa Limitada

, one of the cooperatives that participated in the threats against

, received more than $60 million from the national government in discretionary transfers.

It is an association related to the CTEP, led by the social leader Juan Grabois, and also by a Kirchnerist militant linked to Andrés "Cuervo" Larroque, Minister of Community Development of the province of Buenos Aires and one of the founders of The Campora.

On April 17,

.

They moved through official vehicles in which they arrived at the building.

A van belongs to the Municipality of Tigre and was driven by a municipal employee, who was separated from his position after the fact.

The other was a Mercedes Benz van, whose blue IDs are in the name of a person apparently without political ties and a Kirchnerist leader linked to Larroque.

Precisely, that cooperative is Sudamericana de Transporte, which is part of the CTEP and the Union of Land Workers.

The first of them

and has been collecting funds without interruption since 2020.

According to data that this newspaper had access to, measured in constant terms and according to each year's inflation, the cooperative received

, distributed as follows: $2,025,000 in 2020, $53,704. 369 in 2021, another $3,199,500 last year and $2,707,500.

Graffiti against Clarín, on April 17.

Measured in dollars, according to the Banco Nación average for each year, Sudamericana's income reached US$ 243,124.

The cooperatives related to the Grabois CTEP received $300 million in 2022. In the case of Sudamericana, it received the aforementioned $2.7 million.

In addition, according to this information, Sudamericana is a member of the CTEP and the Union of Land Workers.

In addition, it is part of the Federation of Cooperatives "Solidarity Entities for Mutual Aid", whose president is César Malato, who on social networks shows himself as an active militant of Peronism from Santa Fe.

In addition, Pablo Rugiero, an accountant for several cooperatives that, according to journalistic reports, appear involved in the issuance of apocryphal invoices, appears as contact information for the cooperative.

One of the trucks that participated in the attack on Clarín three weeks ago was a white Renault Alaskan pickup truck, patent AF439RU, which is in the name of the municipality of Tigre.

But the other vehicle is a Mercedes Benz Sprinter van, patent AD854RT, which corresponds to the aforementioned Cooperativa de Trabajo Sudamericana Transporte, whose two blue IDs are in the name of Javier Altrudi and Matías Fernando La Rocca Coutinho.

The Mercedes Benz van had two letters and the central number of its license plate covered with a white adhesive strip.

But he could still be identified.

It is unknown if Matías La Rocca Coutinho registers political militancy.

While Altrudi is a Kirchnerist leader of the Peronist Social Front (FSP), who works in the Transportation and Telecommunications Coordination of the Buenos Aires Ombudsman's Office.

His last tweet is from the press conference held last week by Cuervo Larroque, La Patria es el Otro, to call for the mobilization of courts against the Supreme Court of Justice.