This is one of the repressors who were visited by deputies from La Libertad Avanza. He was in charge of the Counterintelligence Section of the RIBA during the last dictatorship and was a fugitive for 20 years.
Juan Carlos Vazquez Sarmientoone of the repressors visited by libertarian deputies, starred in a scandal during a trial where he is accused of three kidnappings during the last civil-military dictatorship (1976-1983). While he was following the hearing from the Ezeiza prison, He stood in front of the camera that was filming him, pulled down his pants and urinated into a can..
During the dictatorship, Vazquez Sarmiento He was a master corporal and was Head of the Counterintelligence Section of the Regional Intelligence Unit “Buenos Aires” (RIBA) of the Argentine Air Forceresponsible for clandestine detention centers in the west of the Buenos Aires metropolitan area.
The scene of Vázquez Sarmiento happened during the trial “Seré Mansion IV – RIBA II” where he is charged along with four former members of the Air Force for crimes committed against more than one hundred people during the last dictatorship. Sources of the complaint assured Scope which was “acting” to simulate a senile state in order to achieve dismissal due to incapacity.
In this trial, Vázquez Sarmiento He is accused of being responsible for the kidnapping of Montonero militants José Manuel Pérez Rojo, his partner Patricia Roisinblit and Gabriel Pontnauwhich occurred on October 6, 1978. Roisinblit She was 8 months pregnant and was with her little daughter Mariana Eva Pérez.
Libertarian deputies visit repressors
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On July 11, a group of libertarian deputies visited a group of repressors convicted of crimes against humanity at the Penitentiary Unit located in Ezeiza, Buenos Aires province. Among the convicted were Alfredo Astiz and Juan Carlos Vázquez Sarmiento.
The visit was organized by the deputy of La Libertad Avanza, Benedit Beltrán. He was accompanied by his colleagues from the block Guillermo Montenegro, Alida Ferreyra, Lourdes Arrieta, Maria Fernanda Araujo, Rocio Bonacci. According to what Arrieta later revealed, behind the meeting there was an initiative to obtain the freedom of the convicted or, at least, house arrest.
Source: Ambito
