Carolina Ache accused of lying about Marset case, hiding key communication

Former Uruguayan Vice-Chancellor Carolina Ache, now serving as ambassador to Portugal, is facing serious accusations of misleading authorities in the ongoing investigation into narco-trafficker Sebastián Marset. Journalist Leonardo Haberkorn alleges that Ache deliberately concealed critical information related to the case.

Haberkorn claims that Ache downplayed explicit warnings she received from Guillermo Maciel, the former Interior Undersecretary. These warnings reportedly pertained directly to Marset, suggesting a potential lack of transparency or active obfuscation by Ache during her tenure as vice-chancellor.

The allegations center on Ache's alleged failure to act upon or disclose the full extent of the information provided by Maciel. This alleged withholding of details raises questions about the government's handling of the Marset investigation and Ache's role within it. The case continues to unfold, with these new claims adding significant pressure on the former vice-chancellor.