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The judicial prosecutor of the Court of Appeals of San Miguel, Carla Troncoso, filed charges against the conservator of Puente Alto Real Estate, Sergio Yáber, and notaries of the jurisdiction for events related to the “Belarusian Doll” plot. The notary and judicial archivist of San Miguel, Claudio Barrena, was also accused; the head of the First Notary Office of San Miguel, Rodrigo Ortúzar Rodríguez, and the lawyer and interim notary Fernando Martel. After closing the summary, the case moved to the plenary and defense stage, with the prosecutor sending the resolution to the Anti-Corruption Unit.

The judicial prosecutor of the Court of Appeals of San Miguel, Carla Troncoso, filed charges against the real estate conservator of Puente Alto, Sergio Yáber, and notaries of the jurisdictionafter closing an administrative summary against them.

Specifically, the pursuer also filed charges against the notary and judicial archivist of San Miguel, Claudio Barrena; the head of the First Notary Office of San Miguel, Rodrigo Ortúzar Rodríguez, and the lawyer and interim notary Fernando Martel. This, after closing the summary stage on December 31, a process initiated on November 10 by the Plenary.

According to the Judiciary, as of that resolution, in accordance with Minute 108 -2020 of the Supreme Court that regulates the procedure, the case moves to the plenary stage and defense of those investigated.

Prosecutor Troncoso estimated that Some of the records that were collected are indicative of possible crimesfor which reason it determined to send a copy of the resolution to the Anti-Corruption, Money Laundering and Internal Probity Unit of the National Prosecutor’s Office.

Let us remember that—in particular— Yáber will be formalized on January 14 for facts that link him to the “Belarusian Doll” plot. According to the Prosecutor’s Office, he participated in maneuvers to launder money from the Belaz Movitec consortium, allegedly intended to obtain favorable rulings in a judicial dispute against Codelco.

This article describes an ongoing judicial process

There is a possibility that the charges will be dismissed at the end of the investigation, so The accused(s) should NOT be considered guilty until the Court issues a ruling against him.
(Article 04 of the Criminal Procedure Code)