Part of an intern conflict within the
Intelligence office
Cabinet Chief Jorge Capitanich said the complaint against president
Cristina Fernández de Kirchner and other Kirchnerites for allegedly covering up
Iran’s involvement in 1994 AMIA Jewish community centre bombing was “ludicrous,
absurd, ridiculous, unconstitutional.”
He pointed finger at those “who seek to destabilize the government.”
Capitanich joined Secretary General to the Presidency
Alberto Fernández, Defence Minister Agustín Rossi and Buenos Aires province
governor Daniel Scioli who have described the accusation as “ridiculous” and
pointed out that it was part of an intern conflict within the Intelligence
office.
“The president has always strongly advocated for the
truth behind this painful event. The main principles of her administration, and
those of Néstor Kirchner’s, have been Memory, Truth and Justice,” the chief of
ministers said to reporters in his daily press conference at the government
house.
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