Esmeralda Mitre, actress and deceased daughter owner of La Nación, Bartolomé Mitre, announced on Sunday that she was recognized as one of the heirs of the family holding and celebrated the news arguing that it is a “battle that she has been carrying out since her 15 years.” The ruling was made official by the General Inspectorate of Justice (IGJ) and gave him 25% of the shares of the multimedia that his family founded more than a century ago. In an interview with C5N, the actress told details of her situation and took aim at the Saguier family, the main shareholders of the family business.
“They were many years of much betrayal, they mistreated my father a lot; they wanted to take everything out of us,” said the actress in dialogue with journalist Juan Amorín, pointing against the Saguiers and against the former president of Argentina, Mauricio Macri, indicated as an apocryphal partner of the business. The plan was that the Saguier and this important person in the media (in allusion to Macri), who manages so many multimedia, today finally loses for the first time in his life. Today is the first sunset of that man. And I celebrate their loss,” said the artist during the television note of the cycle Conflict of Interest.In this sense, she launched: “They must be desperate, because they got into a dance in which you have to be up to now. If I won this battle it is because I am also strong, because I am also heavy,” he said bluntly and sentenced: “Macri has a lot to worry about.” Macri would have paid 15 million dollars of the debt that the Saguier had and have, which was 50 million,” the artist specified. Then, asked if she believes that in recent years La Nación was used to do party politics, the actress replied that “it is obvious.” Then they complained about C5N. This channel, next to La Nación+, is Octavio Paz. Here it is clear that they support a party, there they say no, and they do it in a resounding way,” he explained. “Today a Mitre enters and returns to La Nación and that was the cover of the newspaper El País in Spain. It is something very important what happened, of a resounding power,” he reflected.
“I’m never going to believe it, because when you believe it you lost, but the power is there. I am 38 years old and I am the heiress of a newspaper, won by me,” she added. “I beat the mafia, who stole from my father,” the artist concluded about the actions of a group of people who prevented her from having the space she deserved for being heir to one of the owners of the newspaper.
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