- Calderón government harassment following the scandal of contracts with Pemex Mouriño
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- Contralínea reported the incident in October 2008
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- Zeta Gas Calderón helped when he was energy secretary, says the magazine
Since last October the magazine Contralínea publicly denounced the harassment suffered by Zeta Gas and government officials of Philip Calderón. After the arrest of the director journal, Miguel Badillo, told Contralínea SDP that his arrest was related to the harassment of Zeta Gas, which was benefited by Calderon when he was secretary of energy.
Following the arrest of Miguel Badillo, director of the magazine Contralínea, and Ana Lilia Pérez, a reporter for the same miedio, on Friday 19 January morning, SDP Contralínea contacted to find out more about the incident. We were informed that the arrest had to do with the threats they have received in the magazine Zeta Gas Company. Revised SDP files Contralinea website and found a public complaint harassment the grievance complaint against the magazine by Zeta Gas and officials of the government of Felipe Calderón. Calderón, according to Contralínea, Zeta Gas helped when I was energy secretary during the administration of Fox This was disclosed by the owner of the company according to the magazine. This was what we found:
Since last October the magazine Contralínea publicly denounced the harassment suffered by Zeta Gas and the government of Felipe Calderón after Contralínea published reports about various acts of corruption involving federal government officials.
The complaint , published in Contralínea editing the second half of October 2008, the government says Calderón:
- "Sunday February 24, 2008, during a rally against the corporate tower of Pemex, the former presidential candidate Andrés Manuel López Obrador publicly accused of trafficking Juan Camilo Mouriño influences. He handed the documents published by Contralínea to Congress, "reports the complaint filed before the NHRC. This event intensified harassment of journalists: "'What did to Juan Camilo will cost them dearly," said threatening the manager of Pemex Social Communication, Carlos Ramirez, reporter Ana Lilia Perez, by telephone on 25 February, a week after the publication of the contracts and the day after Lopez Obrador's exhibited against Pemex tower. "
After that, the complaint adds: "That same week, the staff communicated via telephone with the advertising manager Contralínea and Fortune magazines, Yarce Marcela Viveros, to tell you that from that time were outside publications in advertising guidelines, "as a punishment for their editorial line." Meanwhile, Cesar Nava Miguel Badillo called on him to reveal his source. " Then
of this complaint Contralínea, Carlos Ramirez held talks with Contralínea given in the following dialogue:
"" Well, I said, no advertising and no one is going to give interviews.'re going to see how they will go!
- Are you threatening me, Carlos?
- Take it as you want, but my officials are not always going to stay with folded hands! "
Contralínea explains that after that conversation the reporter Ana Lilia Pérez "has received several anonymous calls. In one of them will warn:" Ana Lilia, beware because Amado (Yanez) is a shark and Sharks are always looking for blood, "whispered a female voice behind the receiver, indicates the complaint to the NHRC."
After this, Contralínea publishes details of harassment suffered by Zeta Gas. According to the magazine, all initiated as part of an investigation in 2007 compared Contralínea a DEA investigation that arose from the discovery of a shipment of cocaine in a company truck Hidrogo, as the DEA linked to some of the relatives of the owners of Zeta Gas the Juarez cartel.
In an interview for this research with the majority owned by Zeta Gas, Jesús Zaragoza López Alonso, the following Information:
"The businessman also told a group of public officials who helped him and his family to arrange private business. He said that when Felipe de Jesús Calderón Hinojosa served as energy secretary, along with his chief of staff Juan Camilo Mouriño Terrazo, and his legal adviser, José César Nava Vazquez, was helped by them to settle their business of selling and distributing gas. It also helped him with allegations he faced in the Federal Competition Commission, antitrust, and complaints and sanctions that their companies faced with the Federal Consumer Protection for shortages in filling their gas tanks, a practice known as milking ", among other disclosures."
continuing presencetext making it known that the consultant tried to bribe Zaragoza Ana Lilia Pérez after this conversation, always receiving the rejection by the reporter.
ContralíneaAccording to the August 16, 2007, Zaragoza filed lawsuits against Ana Lilia Pérez Badillo Mendoza and Miguel Cruz, director of Contralínea, before the Superior Court of Justice of the Federal District (TSJDF) , for alleged "moral damage" even though the source of the information published by the magazine for the investigation had been Interview with Zaragoza.
Contralínea finally published several examples of harassment against Miguel Badillo and Ana Lilia Pérez by Zaragoza. Complaint: "For nearly a year leading the trial, lawyers for Jesús Alonso López Zaragoza verbally threatened us when we go to different proceedings. The verbal attacks began with phrases like: 'We have instructions from Jesus Zaragoza disappear. " 'We're going to disappear. " 'It will not stop! ". 'Do not know who you got! ". "Mr. Zaragoza has plenty of money and we will use to disappear ', followed by attacks physical they would be in full court and eyes of the judge handling the case. "
Contralínea Another company said in its complaint of harassment is Oceanography, which has been linked with the brothers Bribiesca. However, Zeta Gas Company, along with the Calderon administration, which has most of the signs.
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