“This is a trial on the impunity of power”
At 5:33 p.m. the prosecutor’s argument began Sandro Abraldes.
His main statements:
– “Alperovich didn’t want her to work with him. He wanted her for his bed. The concept is primitive. The feudal lord rules. You don’t argue with the big boss. You do what you want.”
– “This trial is a trial on the impunity of power. She was in a scenario of submission. In a situation of captivity.”
– “It is not her words against his. She, as the complainant, has the obligation to tell the truth. He, as the accused, does not. Her story is truthful and consistent. Her complaint is selfless. She was seeking Justice, not another thing”.
– “It is not only her testimony that gives strength to her complaint. There is multiple evidence and testimonies that support what she says.”
– “Alperovich wove a web with which he trapped her. He used combined techniques to abuse his niece: showing off money, political management and then denigration.”
– “Alperovich was the builder of his own power. Everything was done as he wanted. He owned everything.”
– “Her professionalism was the way to overcome the sexual attacks.”
– “Justice is independent, but some more and some less. The turns that the Federal Justice took to collaborate with the investigation were a shame.”
– “The whole complaint about not having had a place on the list of candidates? Is that the defense they put forward? That is the defense that Alperovich wants to make, which speaks of a plot. It is not credible.”
– “She gives details of everything she said she suffered. She submits to all the procedural acts. Quite the opposite of Alperovich and her daughter Sara.”
– “He sent him a message saying ‘I love you very much’ and that, although he denies it, has sexual content.”
– “In Tucumán they were used to political antics, like appointing a senator as an advisor with the rank of minister. And then they break that designation.”
