The Pfizer Clinical Trial in Argentina Was a Military Operation
And Augusto has the contracts to prove it
Last week the mainstream German news outlet Die Welt published an in-depth article (see here for English translation) that detailed shady shenanigans that took place at the Pfizer clinical trial site in Argentina, centering around trial volunteer Augusto Roux, who I wrote about last year:
As a lawyer working in Argentina’s High Court, Augusto was the wrong guy to piss off. He has worked tirelessly to expose the fraud that took place at the Argentina trial site and even managed to convince Argentina’s parliament agree, in principle, to launch an investigation into the trials — although the investigation has not yet gotten off the ground.
One reason they may be hesitant to start the investigation is that the trial was a military operation. Or that’s what Augusto tells me. He sent a set of documents comprising the clinical trial contracts, which he characterizes as “a mutual cooperation agreement of a military nature, signed and authorized by the Argentine Ministry of Defense and ITRIALS SA, the company of Fernando Polack.”
The documents are in Spanish, which I don’t speak. Augusto said he was looking for a way to circulate the contract, and I volunteered to help. So I am posting it below for anyone interested in exploring it further. If you do — please post your observations in the comments here.
As you can see, the agreement was a sealed military secret until Augusto forced them to release it in August, 2022:
Here is the pdf, which has been OCR scanned (for what it’s worth): 0452f667-3981-4499-b280-f237885fb17c.pdf (1)
Josh Guetzkow is a senior lecturer at The Hebrew University of Jerusalem
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