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Vicentin: Four Former Executives Released After Bail of US$1 Million Each
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The defendants paid an individual bail of one million dollars and will continue to be investigated The post Releases on bail four Vicentin directors in Rosario appeared first on Trade and Justice.
A federal judge of Reconquista, Santa Fe, ordered the release of four former directors of Vicentin after the payment of a bail of US$1 million for each. The executives were detained since December last year as part of the investigation for alleged fraud against the State in the million-dollar bankruptcy of the agroexporter. The measure was adopted by Judge Fabian Lorenzini, who considered that the payment of the bail guarantees the possible econ…
Omar Scarel, Alberto Macua, Roberto Gazze and Daniel Buyatti, former directors of the company Vicentin, paid a million dollars of bail and will continue the investigation for diversions of funds in freedom. The sum for each of those involved was arranged by the judge of the Chamber of Rosario, Gustavo Salvador. The defendants were detained since March. The former directors had been arrested after a series of raids in Rosario and Buenos Aires as …
The judge of the Chamber of Rosario Gustavo Salvador granted bail to the four former directors of Vicentin who had been detained since March. From that moment they remained arrested in the course of the case that investigates the emptying and the million dollar scams with which the agroexporter santafesina harmed producers and financial institutions. Thus, Omar Scarel, Alberto Macua, Roberto Gazze and Daniel Buyatti were released. All of them, a…
The Rosario Appeals Chamber issued the release of the four ex-directives of agro-exporter Vicentin who have been detained since March, following the payment of an individual bail of US$ 1 million.Despite having regained their freedom, the executives will continue to be under investigation, as the charges for alleged financial crimes remain firm, according to judicial sources.Restrictions to the executivesThe decision, issued on June 13, imposes …
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