Triple A: The Government will award $ 100,000 to provide those involved to stop data

Thelma I The Ministry of Justice, Security and Human Rights today issued a resolution offered that sum for those who provide information to come up with crimes involved with the organization, including Felipe Romeo, former director of the magazine El Caudillo.

The resolution is based on the law that created the Fund Rewards for cash to pay compensation to those who provide credible evidence to establish the whereabouts of wanted persons in criminal proceedings to investigate the crimes against humanity.

Romeo, who ran the magazine El Caudillo, mouthpiece of the Triple A, is on the case investigating the federal judge Norberto Oyarbide and in which he is detained former deputy Rodolfo Eduardo Almiron.