Reprieve denied for former Martinelli secretary in unjustified enrichment case.

Human Interest

The Twelfth Criminal Court denied a request to lift the precautionary measures imposed on a beach house valued at $ 400 thousand, owned by Adolfo Chichi De Obarrio , former private secretary of former President Ricardo Martinelli.

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The Anticorruption Public Prosecutor’s Office investigates De Obarrio for the alleged commission of the crime of unjustified enrichment.

Judge Óscar Carrasquilla , through the order 152 of last May 15, denied the request made by the defense of De Obarrio, arguing that there is a relationship between the facts investigated and the property cautioned.

In his decision, the judge emphasized that the Anticorruption Discharge Office of the Public Prosecutor provided evidence that links De Obarrio with the company Vista de Montañas, of which he owns the majority of the shares and owns the house, for which “it is conducive “The action adopted by said prosecutor’s office.

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