After a long time without talking about the cause in which he is investigated for money laundering, extortion and aggravated coercion, Juan Pablo “Pata” Medina gave an interview on Radio Rivadavia, in which he aimed primarily at the management of Cambiamos for the cause and had an exaggeration with former President Macri.” They put a root cause on me. My family was unfairly imprisoned. Democracy owes me freedom and I’m going to fight for it,” said the former UOCRA holder of La Plata, where he said he spent “60 days in a 3×3 unventilated room in Ezeiza,” and that he was “fighting a lot with the police forces inside to defend the rights of prisoners.”
Juan Pablo Medina, before being imprisoned for alleged money laundering, extortion and aggravated coercion. Photo: NA
“For my children I assure you that there were no transactions for $180 million as it says in the cause. That’s what he falls on. They’ve investigated everything. I’m not rich at all. Argentina’s half-gorillas said they had Ferrari, helicopters, yachts, houses in the United States. I don’t have a VISA or a credit card. They didn’t prove anything,” he said. On the other hand, Medina criticized the trade union force that did not support him in the face of the investigation that was carried against him or by which he held a prisoner for two years in the criminal in Ezeiza. “Argentine trade unionism got down the table when they put me in jail,” he added. On the other hand, he gave harsh criticism of the government of Mauricio Macri, with which he was very hard and violent: “He is a son of a bitch and he was a vendeland. It has to be hanging in the Plaza de Mayo.” He added that “Macri was chosen and did not respond to the people,” and that he also “put the country at risk, starved the people and melted Argentina.”
