Por A.N./C.La.
Fuente: www.subzona15.blogspot.com
Se trata de siete integrantes de la organización de ultraderecha que actuó en la década del 70. Entre los señalados se encuentra el ex Fiscal Federal Gustavo Modesto Demarchi. Con esta medida se sienta jurisprudencia sobre la responsabilidad de civiles en delitos de lesa humanidad durante el gobierno de Isabel Martínez de Perón
Siete ex miembros de la organización de ultraderecha Concentración National University (CNU), are being sought by the Justice indicted for crimes against humanity committed in Mar del Plata during the government of Isabel Peron. On Friday late Federal Judge Rodolfo Pradas, after it was raided homes and businesses of the defendants, declared in default and issued the capture of national and international order. 
According to a high court official, private homes were raided Gustavo Demarchi and Piero Asaro, as well as library ownership of the latter. The arrest warrant was issued by Pradas on Tuesday, after last week the Federal Court of Appeals had denied the elimination of any prison by some of the accused. According
could be determined, of the seven wanted, two of them would be hidden in Mar del Plata. It is also the former prosecutor Demarchi, the local bookseller known businessman Piero Asaro, who was President of the Southeast Book Chamber of the Province of Buenos Aires. Note that in relation to the rumors that would be out of country Demarchi, from research confirmed that the border posts denied this.
For his part, Fernando Otero, who was convicted in 1975 for the murder of national deputy for San Juan, Ramón Rojas, has not been located by investigators.
Regarding Patricio Fernández "El Manco" Rivero-then head of the CNU-national would be sought in the province of Cordoba, while Mario Durquet was not found in any of the three raids in La Plata.
Special cases are those of Federico Fernando Delgado and Eduardo Salvador Ullúa, both remain fugitives from justice since 2008 when they were charged with crimes against humanity committed during the last military dictatorship in the clandestine detention center "The Cave", which operated at the Air Base Mar del Plata.
The first attorney Ullúa history dates back to December 1971 when he was involved in the crime of architecture student Silvia Filler. Democracy was sentenced to prison for the cause of drug known as "Operation Shrimp." In prison he became a lawyer and once worked for the union free of Mendoza wine. His last legal address contained in that province.
The seven are accused sought of "aggravated homicide by the aid of two or more participants" and in fact against him is proven that they acted in collaboration with members of the CNU de La Plata and the Triple A.
addition, in the order of investigation carried out over a year ago by the then Attorney William Pérès Adrian explains that "The record can move in with the case said, with the insecurity inherent in this instance procedural, Ernesto Piantoni, Edward Cincotta Gustavo Demarchi, Viglizzo Raúl, Juan Carlos Gomez, Carlos González, Eduardo Salvador Ullúa, Daniel Ullúa, Oscar Corres, Mario Durquet, Marcelo Arenaza, Beatriz Arenaza, Fernando Delgado, José Luis Piatti, Nicolás Caffarello, Piero Asaro, Juan Carlos Asaro, Jose Luis Bulk, Roberto Coronel, Roberto Justel, Ricardo Oliveros and Fernando Otero, among others, formed a conspiracy CNU masked in the group, relying on its active membership in the same or in some cases, a close relationship with that group. " While
adds: "The nominees were grouped with a clear objective to commit crime for a number of illegal indeterminate (from homicide, illegal deprivation of liberty, as well as qualified theft for weapons use, replacement sheet Patent vehicles they used to commit various acts of political persecution, falsification of documents, document use and / or false credentials, public intimidation, arson, coercion, theft from vehicles and other unfair) with a clear intention to persecution of leftists ".
Since last Monday Judge Rodolfo Pradas issued a gag order in the case. None of the defendants was found in places that used to attend Five
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past two in the afternoon of March 20, 1975, lawyer Ernesto Piantoni, one of the leaders of the CNU, died in the clinic model. Earlier, on his way to his house aboard his Citroen car was stopped in Formosa Street between Olavarria and Guemes by a Peugeot 504. A burst of machine gun left him badly wounded and there was no way to save his life.
The first reports spoke of an attack by Montoneros, but also an internal rumored among members of the Metal Workers Union, which had very good relationship with members of the CNU.
the early hours of March 21, within hours of the funeral of Piantoni an armed group formed by people between 24 and 30 broke into the home of 856 Spain Street, revenge for the death Piantoni had begun. Identified themselves as police and made lower all the inhabitants of the house. The "five to one" was underway.
Enrique "Pacho" was the main reference Elizagaray Youth Peronist University (JUP) in Mar del Plata and the son of Carlos Alberto Elizagaray, provincial senator. Hours before his assassination, journalist Juan Gasparini, had warned him to hide in a safe place because they knew there would be retaliation for the crime of Piantoni. "Pacho" thought that the house of his uncles, the family Videla would be a good hiding.
When the group broke into the house on Spain Street, Elizagaray tried to escape through the roof. Some people went to the balcony and fired automatic weapons. "Pacho" died instantly.
Jorge Enrique Videla Jorge Yanzi and their children Lisa (22) and William Henry (16)-homeowners-were uploaded to the cars waiting in the street. The only survivor, said that when they took her husband and children heard one of them was injured, then a team member said: "This is hurting, give him another shot."
Videla's bodies were found in the place Montemar, near the airport in Mar del Plata, and recognized by Senator Elizagaray. Jorge Lisandro had 57 bullet wounds, his brother William, 27, and his father Jorge Enrique, 33. Elizagaray, who was killed in the house at Spain, had 23 shots.
As stated in the resolution signed by judges Robert Falcone, Mario Portela and Nestor Parra in 2008, the young "white collar" which reached the family home Videla had left the wake of Piantoni. Ullúa Eduardo, Carlos "Flipper" Gonzalez, Mario Durquet, Gustavo Demarchi, Fernando Delgado, Patricio Fernández Rivero, José Luis Piatti, Raul and Raul Viglizzo Molleón. All members of the CNU came to avenge the death of their leader.
The judges cited the testimony of a witness during the wake of Piantoni heard Jose Luis Piatti say "now you'll see ... but we now santitos at the wake." Also saw that in the vicinity of the funeral there were many cars which loomed large weapons. Another statement says
Demarchi and Piatti left the wake of the lawyer and with them was Patricio Fernández Rivero, head of the CNU nationwide. A fourth man may have been Jorge "Polaco" Dubchak member of the Triple A and custody of Miguel Lorenzo.
Fernández Rivero was recognized by another witness that night. The leader of the national CNU had a particular characteristic unmistakable: he suffered a serious accident that cost him his arm left when the car full of weapons he was riding overturned a few blocks from the building where the Social Welfare Ministry in Buenos Aires.
For its part, Dubchak CNU-member of La Plata, was killed after being shot in the facilities when they dared to attack UOM Lorenzo Miguel, who had given him an armored car to Juan Manuel Abal Medina. At the end of the "Polish" there are several versions, the strongest claims he was dismembered and burned in a furnace in the same building as the UOM.
On May 19, 1975, the federal prosecutor Gustavo Demarchi requested the dismissal of a case entitled homicide not find sufficient evidence. Two days later, Judge Gonzalez Etcheverry leads to the prosecutor's request. Bernardo Alberto
Goldemberg The surgeon was another victim of revenge for the death of Piantoni. The same morning of March 21 a group of young people armed with machine guns kidnapped him at his home in 3634 Falucho street in front of his wife. His body was found on the old road to Miramar with 42 bullet wounds. According to the autopsy died of skull burst and destruction of heart, liver and diaphragm. On April 25, Judge Gonzalez temporarily supersedes the cause Etchevrri Goldemberg.
"I forgive, do not know what they do"
María del Carmen Maggi is on its knees. Around her, at least six young people with guns pointing. "I forgive, do not know what they do," he says before you hear the stampede. The shootings follow one another without interruption until grilling. One of his killers does not support the scene, Dante and vomiting.
was May 1975. The secretary general of the Catholic University and dean of the Faculty of Humanities had been kidnapped by a group of young people traveling in three cars, a Peugeot 404, a dark Chevrolet 400 and another vehicle who was not identified. With his home surrounded Maipú to 4000 and the threat of shooting his parents, Maria del Carmen, decided to leave. It was 2 am on May 9.
A testigo con reserva de identidad señaló a Carlos “Flipper” González, Eduardo Ullúa, Mario Durquet, Fernando Delgado, José Luis Piatti y Piero Asaro, como autores del violento secuestro de “Coca”. El mismo declarante reconoció en el único identikit confeccionado durante la investigación, el rostro de Carlos González.
Su relato, además, reveló que Mario Durquet confesó haber matado a Maggi.
El crimen de María del Carmen Maggi lleva el sello de la Concentración Universitaria Nacional. La Justicia Federal tomó intervención en el hecho ante la denuncia de los familiares. El 11 de junio de 1975, el fiscal Federal Gustavo Modesto Demarchi le pidió the judge to close the investigation. The body of Maria del Carmen had not yet appeared and there were responsible for what happened.
's body "Coca" Maggi was found, by chance, in the vicinity of the Laguna de Mar Chiquita, a day before the 1976 military coup. It is at this point, once again demonstrates the link between the federal courts and in particular the then Attorney Demarchi with the crimes of the CNU. Unusually neither the judge nor the prosecutor believed desirable to reopen the case appeared Maggi once the body.
Other crimes
* April 25, 1975. On Edison Avenue to about three miles from Mario Bravo, Peugeot 504 was found completely burned gray. In the backseat was the burned body of a public accountant Daniel Gasparri. A few feet away, lay the body of Jorge Alberto Stoppani with numerous gunshot wounds. Responsible: Carlos "Flipper" Gonzalez, Mario Durquet, Eduardo Ullúa, Fernando Delgado, José Luis Piatti and Fernando Otero.
* June 5, 1975. The body of Professor Robert Sanmartino was found in Columbus and 202 with 30 bullets. Hours earlier, he had been kidnapped in front of the School of Psychology. A month and a half later, the prosecutor closed and dismissed the case.
* June 12, 1975. The architect Victor Hugo Kein and student Jorge Osmar Dell Arco were abducted Rivadavia studio in 2600. Within hours, the streets 78 and 192 are Kein found dead with 15 bullet wounds. His hands were tied and blindfolded. On Route 226, kilometer to 7, was found dead by Dell Arco six shots. His body was semiquemado and his hands tied.
* February 14, 1976. At 2.30 was abducted from his home located in France in 1700, Robert Alexander Wilson. His wife was able to recognize two of them, but in the fourth sectional identikits never showed. Wilson, along with a group of workers in the fridge San Telmo carrying out a labor complaint.
* March 13, 1976. Juan Manuel Horacio Crespo was shot dead in motorcycle repair shop in Moreno to 3800, when he tried to resist being kidnapped. His murderers, who were traveling in a blue Ford Falcon, retraced their steps, fired back and killed Emilio Azorín, who was also in place.
* March 15, 1976. Near the 19, and Ricardo Guillermo Nisembaum Leventi, who moved aboard a Citroen, was intercepted at San Luis and Alberti by a blue Ford Falcon. Attempted to flee. Leventi was reached, however, offered desperate resistance and ran into a wasteland. There was a shooting and a shot of a Itaka hit on the back of Leventi. Miraculously saved his life. Justice was only for "abuse of weapons and minor injuries.
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