Argentine Planning Minister Julio de Vido, described today as "a rehash of lies" the U.S. diplomatic cables WikiLeaks filtered by linking him with suspicions of corruption and criticized officials in this country for the "poor results" in their efforts.
"It seems that American diplomats were spending more time reading the tabloids than to solve problems. This clearly shows why such poor results obtained during its activities," De Vido said in remarks released by the state agency Telam.
According to reports on Sunday by the Buenos Aires newspaper La Nacion, said U.S. diplomats on cables written between 2005 and 2010 that De Vido is suspected of harvest "gains" and actions "less than transparent."
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also warned that the influential minister in the government of Cristina Fernandez has "dirt on their hands", which is suspected "money appropriated public works "and drag" allegations of corruption. "
"They are a rehash of the lies that you copy and paste caps (newspaper) Clarín, La Nación and profile in recent years, most (...) based on unproven allegations initiated (Elisa opposition deputies) Carrio (Juan Carlos) Moran and (the lawyer Ricardo) Monner Sans for the past seven years, "said De Vido.
The minister said that" all allegations were dismissed by the justice "and noted its goal "was and remains to defend the national interest."
According to documents revealed, the U.S. former ambassador in Buenos Aires Earl Anthony Wayne in 2007 also referred to complaints from executives of investment fund Eton Park and the mechanisms of the Ministry Planning for "reward friends and allies of the administration (the late former President Néstor) Kirchner" in the sale of the transport company Transener power.
"What we did was to prevent the backbone of the energy system remained in the hands of a vulture fund to address uncertain and no experience. Actually, who had to be investigated is the ambassador Wayne lobby for a vulture fund," De Vido argued.
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This Saturday, the newspaper La Nation also reported on U.S. diplomatic cables echoed warnings from U.S. officials, Spain, Germany and Finland on alleged acts of corruption in Argentina. According
these cables, the U.S. Embassy in Buenos Aires warned in 2008 about "gelding weak institutional framework" of the country, reflected "in Argentina's intermittent attempts to combat public corruption." Related
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