Fernando Cerimedo linked to suspicious company on the Hidrovía

Fernando Cerimedo, a former advisor to Javier Milei currently imprisoned in Bolivia for the attempted femicide of his partner Nadia Beller, has been linked to a suspicious company operating on the Hidrovía waterway.

Sanabria SRL, the firm associated with Cerimedo, claims to provide port services and fuel supply to barges navigating the Paraná River between Bolivia, Paraguay, and Argentina. However, investigations indicate the company appears to be a “ghost firm.” The site in Puerto General San Martín, located near major agro-export terminals such as Bunge and Cargill, lacks significant infrastructure and currently only holds a provisional authorization from the Argentine Naval Prefecture rather than definitive municipal permits.

The discovery has raised concerns regarding the use of such entities within the strategic waterway, which serves as a vital corridor for agro-exports but has also been identified as a significant route for cocaine trafficking to international markets.