Kirchner says Nisman didn’t kill himself

President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner writes on the death of AMIA special prosecutor Alberto Nisman: “The suicide which – I am sure – was not a suicide.”

“Nisman’s report ‘was planted’ with false information,” writes Kirchner. His accusation “not only crumbles, but it becomes a real political and judicial scandal. Prosecutor Nisman did not know that the intelligence agents that he listed as such, were not [really intelligence agents].”

The “real move against the government was the prosecutor’s death,” writes the Argentinean president: “They used him while he was alive and then they needed him dead. It is that sad and terrible.”

Kirchner hints that former Intelligence chief Stiusso may be behind misleading Nisman in his investigation: “If Stiusso was the one feeding Nisman with all the information, it is more than evident that it was Stiusso himself who told him (or wrote to him?) that Bogado and Yrimia were Intelligence agents.”