Businessmen Refuse to Testify in 'Notebooks of Bribes' Case

Businessmen Angelo Calcaterra and Aldo Roggio, involved in the 'Notebooks of Bribes' case, refused to testify. They are collaborating defendants in the investigation against former President Cristina Kirchner and 85 others.

Buenos Aires, March 31 (NA) – Businessmen Angelo Calcaterra and Aldo Roggio refused to testify this Tuesday during another day of the trial in the "Notebooks of Bribes" case.

Both are covered by the figure of "collaborating defendants", in the case that investigates former President Cristina Kirchner and 85 other accused of criminal association and bribery.

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