Interviews

"I believe that in this case, customs should be provided with new and better control methods, with more technology and better staff training. I do not want a static organization, but quite the opposite."

Controversial, direct, accustomed to dialogue with the media, Dr. Julio Cruciani received AduanaNews in his office at the Comodoro Py Courts. Recognizable by his habit of wearing a bow tie, known for his clear and precise opinions. Beyond agreements or differences, it is impossible to remain indifferent to his positions.

"There is expected to be an improvement in Argentine exports of around 5% for next year."

AduanaNews interviewed the spokesman for the President of the Nation, Dr. Juan Pablo Baylac, who spoke about the relationship with Brazil; Mercosur; the opening with the FTAA; the projections for the year 2002; the reception by Europe and the United States of the latest measures adopted and finally gave a message of encouragement for the sector linked to foreign trade.

Aduana News interviewed the judge in charge of the National Economic Criminal Court No. 7 of the Federal Capital, Dr. Guillermo Juan Tiscornia, who was in charge of such resonant cases as the gold mafia and the parallel Customs, which brought him into conflict with the Minister of Economy Domingo Cavallo during the government of Carlos Menem. Accused of irregularities, he was subjected to political trial. The Senate acquitted the judge of all charges on September 18, 2001.
A few days later, the judge received AduanaNews in his office and responded precisely, with explanations full of data and firm and incisive opinions.