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Ex Sec’y General Ronald K. Noble’s Jan. 16, 2015 letter forcefully decrying Alberto Nisman’s claims as false, sent the Friday before Nisman’s death:
January 16, 2015 letter from Noble directly contradicting Nisman’s claims against Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner https://www.ptn.gob.ar/images/files/11_%20Ronald%20Noble%20Letter%20(01-16-2015).pdf
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Nisman to Nisman, as seen on Netflix. “Nisman: The Prosecutor, the President and the Spy.”
Here is shown a photo from the 2nd Episode at 53rd minute of the Netflix (English version) docuseries with the “Juzgado y Correccional #10” government video inside the apartment of Nisman on 19 of January, 2015 at the 6th minute and third second of the video where a note is shown, picked from the trash.
Apparently, Nisman had written a note to himself, asking how to answer questions.
Partial translation of note, here:
11) How to explain the note Timerman [Canciller] read which was sent by Ronald K. Noble, ex Secretary General of Interpol?
12) If the [Interpol] red notices stayed in-effect, there was no exchange of oil for grains, how do you claim the cover-up took effect?
Historical Court Documents
Alberto Nisman’s claims against Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner.
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