In the midst of the corruption scandal in ANSeS with Nación Seguros, which involves former President Alberto Fernández, Chancellor
Diana Mondino
made a particular criticism of loans to retirees in the program "La Noche de Mirtha Legrand", and the lunch diva he responded in a smiling manner.
The driver asked about the issue of insurance and the national official defined it as "a scandal", because the organization was "obliged" to take Banco Nación as an insurer when it could have the self-insurance system without the need for intermediaries or brokers. .
There an unusual exchange took place.
Journalist Mónica Gutiérrez explained that the case, which was revealed by an investigation by Clarín, was due to the insurance that the organization took out "to support the loans given to retirees who are within certain years at risk of not being able to pay it."
"It is also
absurd
, by definition we are all going to die one day and
if you are a retiree over I don't know how many years old it is certain that you are going to die
. So, why are you doing this type of things?", Mondino stated.
To which Mirtha responded:
"I plan to live many more years, God willing
. "
On Friday, February 23, the diva turned 97 and she celebrated in her apartment in the Palermo neighborhood with family and friends.
Journalist Gutiérrez also got involved, laughing, interceded after Mondino's words and assured that a person can live to be 106 years old.
"It's not so certain that we're going to die," she added.
Héctor Martínez Sosa insurance broker.
Days ago, the Government annulled the contract that Anses had with the state company Nación Seguros to provide life insurance to beneficiaries of loans from the pension organization and will once again provide that coverage through the Sustainability Guarantee Fund.
Thus, the system will function again as it did before former president Alberto Fernández signed a decree that changed the mechanism and enabled intermediaries such as Héctor Martínez Sosa -husband of his longtime secretary, María Cantero- and to enter the business. Pablo Torres García, linked to Sergio Massa.
In addition, federal prosecutor Ramiro González charged former President Fernández, the former head of Nación Seguros, Alberto Pagliano, and Martínez Sosa, for the alleged crime of fraudulent administration regarding the suspected negotiations at Anses with the contracting of insurance for retirees who They took loans and the million-dollar commissions that were paid to nearby intermediaries.
The Public Prosecutor's Office is investigating the alleged fraudulent administration, together with the former official - and Fernández's close confidant - Alberto Pagliano, former head of Nación Seguros.
D.D.