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Carlo Díaz Explains Why Pilar Cisneros Asked to Delay Questioning for Two Months

From La Nación · () Spanish

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  • Attorney General Carlo Díaz said former lawmaker Pilar Cisneros asked not to give testimony and sought a two-month postponement.
  • Díaz said Cisneros cited a health situation and the need to review a 5,000-page file.
  • He also rejected claims that the questioning of three other former lawmakers accused in an alleged illegal financing case involved a media spectacle.

Costa Rica’s Attorney General Carlo Díaz said former lawmaker Pilar Cisneros asked to postpone her questioning for two months, citing a health situation and the need to review a 5,000-page case file.

Díaz made the comments while discussing the questioning of three other former lawmakers accused in a case involving alleged illegal financing of the 2022 campaign. He said there had been no “media spectacle” during that proceeding.

media spectacle

· Carlo DíazDíaz rejected the characterization of the questioning of three other former lawmakers in the alleged illegal financing case.
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