Deputy to seek suit against Martinelli for privacy violations

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The Panamanian deputy José Luis Varela announced that he will sue former Panamanian governor Ricardo Martinelli , who is being prosecuted for the alleged commission of crimes against the inviolability of secrecy and the right to privacy and embezzlement, in the so-called case of punctures

The new tactics of the defense of Ricardo Martinelli
The defense alleges that Ricardo Martinelli has already been tried for espionage
To do this, Varela reported that he signed a power of attorney to two lawyers to represent him in this case.

These are the lawyers Rubén Castrejo Camarena (who will act as principal) and Abdiel Bernal (who will act as a substitute).

READ MORE:https://www.prensa.com/judiciales/Diputado-Jose-Varela-Ricardo-Martinelli_0_5064993456.html

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