Alberto Nisman’s Ex-Wife Criticizes Investigation Into Argentinian Prosecutor’s Death
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The ex-wife of special prosecutor Alberto Nisman called on an international commission to take up the case. Photo: Twitter.
Daily Mail/ AP – The ex-wife of the prosecutor whose mysterious death has rocked Argentina criticized the investigation Thursday, calling for an international commission to take up the case and accusing the lead investigator of releasing too much information.
In a late afternoon session organized by opposition parties in Congress, Sandra Arroyo Salgado said she had asked the Public Defender’s Office to bring the death of former husband Alberto Nisman to the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights. Calls to the defender’s office were not answered.
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