Women holds sign that reads in Spanish; "Argentine justice stinks," second left, "and "Justice for Nisman," right, during a march for justice and against impunity in the case of the mysterious death of late prosecutor Alberto Nisman, in Buenos Aires, Argentina, Wednesday, Feb. 4, 2015. Investigators examining the death of Nisman, who accused Argentine President Cristina Fernandez of agreeing to shield the alleged masterminds of a 1994 terror bombing, said Tuesday, they have found a draft document he wrote requesting her arrest. (AP Photo/Rodrigo Abd)
BUENOS AIRES (AP) – The recently deposed intelligence operative who Argentine President Fernández has suggested was involved in the mysterious death of prosecutor Alberto Nisman is being called to testify in the case.
Antonio "Jaime" Stiuso has been called to speak with the lead investigator Viviana Fein Thursday morning, according to official news agency Télam.
Nisman was found shot dead in his apartment Jan. 18, hours before he was to detail allegations that Fernandez helped shield Iranian officials connected to the 1994 terrorist attack of a Jewish community that killed 85.
Fernandez has suggested that Stiuso, who according to press reports oversaw a vast wire-tapping operation, was involved in Nisman's death but has not elaborated.
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