Giselle Robles Alleges Kirchner and Chavismo Involvement in Operation Puf
Giselle Robles, former partner of lawyer Franco Bindi, has submitted a document to the court detailing alleged involvement by Cristina Kirchner and the Venezuelan Chavista government in 'Operation Puf.' This 2019 maneuver aimed to dismantle the 'Bribery Notebooks' corruption case by targeting Judge Claudio Bonadio and Prosecutor Carlos Stornelli. Robles claims that Deputy Eduardo Valdés coordinated with Bindi to direct false lawyer Marcelo D'Alessio’s extortion attempts against Pedro Etchebest. The testimony asserts that recordings of these interactions were strategically used to implicate security officials and judicial figures. Furthermore, Robles alleges that the Chavista government facilitated travel to Caracas for key figures to evade potential detention orders from Bonadio. She also stated that Kirchner traveled to Cuba under the pretext of medical treatment to avoid preventive detention. The operation reportedly involved aligning Federal Judge Alejo Ramos Padilla with the scheme. These revelations, presented to Judge Julián Ercolini, highlight a complex web of political interference, international support, and legal manipulation designed to obstruct justice in one of Argentina's most significant corruption investigations.
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