The director of ANSES published the resolution that removes this benefit from whoever was vice president between 2011 and 2015.
Such as Scopethe Government carried out the remove of the retirement what he charged Beloved Boudou for having served as vice president. The director of the National Social Security Administration (ANSES), Mariano de los Heros, published the resolution revoking this benefit for having been convicted in the Ciccone case.
“With the same criteria that was applied to Cristina, Amado Boudou’s privileged retirement will be suspended,” The Minister of Human Capital Sandra Pettovello assured this medium. The Government announced yesterday that it would cancel the pension that the former president received after the Court of Cassation confirmed her six-year prison sentence.
Following this decision, ANSES moved forward today with doing the same with Cristina Kirchner’s vice president between 2011 and 2015. In the resolution signed by its executive director, Mariano de los Heros, states that “the fact of having been found guilty of a crime against the public administration in the exercise of his public function, became inadmissible that could continue perceiving directly or derivatively, assignments of privilege of which he was a beneficiary”.
The conviction of Amado Boudou
In December 2020, the Supreme Court confirmed the conviction to 5 years and 10 months of Boudou for passive bribery and negotiations incompatible with public service. He is currently serving his sentence under house arrest.
Justice determined that the former vice president designed a plan to keep the former Ciccone Calcographic printing press, for which he was disqualified for life from holding public office.
Source: Ambito
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