Controversy over murder Famous Paraguayan prosecutor Marcelo Pecci, who rested for a few days in Cartagena.
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Specialized prosecutor against organized crime, drug trafficking, money laundering and terrorist financing was dismissed. He is honeymooning with his wife, journalist Claudia Aguilera, when the murder is committed.
In fact, this Tuesday morning, Aguilera posted a photo on her social networks announcing that she was pregnant from the beaches of Barú.
via his Twitter account, Paraguayan president Mario Abdo Benitez denied this murder.
“The cowardly murder of prosecutor Marcelo Pecci in Colombia mourns all Paraguayan people. We condemn this tragic event in the strongest terms and redouble our commitment to fight organized crime. We offer our most sincere condolences to their families,” he said in a message.
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In addition, the Paraguayan Ministry of Foreign Affairs reported that through a communication, Colombian Ambassador Sophia López Garelli was instructed to gather details of what had happened and to contact the victim’s wife and the highest security officials in Colombia. Likewise, Consul Romy Romero will travel to Cartagena to follow the case closely.
On the other hand, Colombian Police stated that the director of the institution, General Jorge Luis Vargas Valencia, will go to Cartagena to conduct investigations.
In addition, Five senior investigators were ordered to be sent to the scene immediately and Paraguayan officials were contacted to get a commission of officers from that country to join Dijín in the investigation, which will be supported by the United States.
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According to the records on the Paraguayan Public Ministry website, in addition to lawsuits against drug mafia, Pecci was one of the prosecutors in charge of the case against football legend Ronaldinho. He was arrested in March 2020 after being accused of using a fake Paraguayan passport while entering the country.
Ronaldinho was detained in that country for more than 170 days, and as Prosecutor Pecci noted on July 15, 2021: “We did all the investigations in the Ronaldinho case because we wanted to link the existence of these individuals and the people who provided him with the documents, possibly an illegality of a patrimonial nature”.
(In context: Attention: Ronaldinho was released after 171 days in detention).
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Source: Exame
