Contrato secreto en obras del Metro

En el más absoluto sigilo, una empresa vinculada a un primo del Presidente de la República cobró por sus servicios ´secretariales´ 2.3 millones de dólares.


El abogado Francisco Frankie Martinelli –primo del presidente, Ricardo Martinelli– está ligado a una sociedad que firmó un contrato “secreto” de 2.3 millones de dólares para asesorar y dar servicios “secretariales” a una subcontratista del Metro de Panamá.


“Ojalá tuviera ese dinero”, se limitó a decir Soto Núñez, refiriéndose al monto del contrato que él firmó. Mientras, su exjefe prefirió callar.

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