translated from Spanish: Dolores Etchevehere ceded 40% of her inheritance for a project with Grabois

Dolores Etchevehere, the sister of the former Minister of Agriculture of Mauricio Macri and former president of the Rural Society, Luis Miguel Etchevehere, decided to cede 40% of the lands he claims correspond to his natural heritage, to an agroecological peasant project that he founded with Juan Grabois.
In recent hours, Grabois – who represents Dolores judiciality – along with her and rural producers and environmental organizations took possession of the lands of Estancia Casa Nueva, located in La Paz, Entre Ríos.Dolores Etchevehere has been in conflict with her family since her father’s death in 2009, when her brothers Luis Miguel, Sebastian and Juan Diego prevented her from accessing her hereditary rights.

Since Felix’s death, her father, Dolores investigated what she claims are the crimes committed by her brothers, who she denounced for “economic violence” and “stripping of hereditary rights.” In turn, he assured that he witnessed privilegedly how the family, which he defined as “corrupt,” became one of the most powerful in Entre Ríos through “a complex
of criminal activity sustained for decades by corruption, tax evasion, money laundering, labour exploitation, and economic violence from the stripping of my hereditary rights.”

An armed group, led by Facundo Taboada, entered by force and usurped in Entre Ríos a field owned by Las Margaritas SA on behalf of Juan Grabois. The fact was reported in the la Paz prosecutor’s office, by prosecutor Dr. Oscar Sobko — Luis Etchevehere (@lmetchevehere)
October 15, 2020

He noted that “the corrupt Etsheehere” were based on “a complex web of political, business, judicial and media contacts,” with the complicity of other actors such as scribes and lawyers. On their website, they defined the Artigas project as “a network composed of social movements, professionals of law, communication and care of the environment that, mobilized by the search for truth, justice and the common good”

Original source in Spanish