The Secretariat of Human Rights of the Nation today criminally denounced the former military Aldo Rico for crimes “against the constitutional order”, for the dissemination of a video in which he summons the military to organize. The Secretary of Human Rights of the Nation, Horacio Pietragalla Corti affirmed that it is in defense of “democracy, to ensure the ‘Never Again'” and “to make the postulates of Memory, Truth and Justice a reality.” The Secretary of Human Rights of the Nation, Horacio Pietragalla Corti, said that he is obliged to denounce this type of fact “in compliance with the unwavering duty to carry out concrete and effective actions in order to guarantee the validity of the National Constitution, the unrestricted defense of democracy, to ensure the “Never again” and make the postulates of Memory a reality, Truth and Justice.” Within the brief presented by the secretary, the federal justice system is requested to investigate “urgently” Rico’s expressions in the face of the possible commission of the crime of public and suitable threat against the democratically elected authorities.
Aldo Rico.
Among the arguments that were included in the complaint, the secretary alleges that the former military “has political, military and police contacts and previous experience in the organization and execution of two military uprisings against the constitutional and democratic order, such as the carapintada uprisings of 1987 and 1988.” Almost 40 years after the return of democracy, and after more than 20 years of restarting trials for crimes against humanity during the last dictatorship, this type of action, which seeks to destabilize democracy, cannot be tolerated,” the secretariat said in a statement. Rico released a video on social networks where he summoned the military to “a meeting call before the crises and before the battle, as is styled in our Armed Forces.” “Comrades, when the Homeland is in danger everything is lawful, except to let it disappear,” said the former soldier.
