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Inside the Las Condes Clinic, things do not stop happening. It is that the legal dispute that the administration of Cecilia Karlezi is facing with the medical staff today, and the delicate financial situation that led her to carry out more than 70 dismissals last Friday, now adds another inconvenience.
This time it is a case that was uncovered by the Radio Bío Bío Investigation Unit, based on a criminal complaint raised by the CLC administration against the one who until January of this year was its general manager, Jaime Hegel Cabrera.
In said document, to which Pulse also had access, Hegel is accused of “unfair administration”, causing “economic damage to the social assets of CLC amounting to the sum of $ 2,800 million”, leading the former manager to breach his legal duty of patrimonial protection, it is stated.
The Karlezi administration substantiates its accusation, saying that in the previous administration, Hegel Cabrera and the directors of CLC at the time, -among which include Sebastián Piñera’s cousin, Herman Chadwick; the businessman Andrés Navarro and the outgoing general manager of CLC Freddy Jacial-, agreed to a loan of approximately $ 4,000 million to the Vision Center (CEV), a related company run by Hegel himself that never generated a profit in all business years since its inception and to which several capital increases were made, according to the brief.
“A loan was signed knowing that said money would never return or it was highly probable that it would never return to CLC’s coffers, given CEV’s precarious financial situation,” he continues.
But the most serious of the matter, as argued by the Karlezi administration, is that this loan was settled in the CEV’s Board of Directors session on November 5, 2019, precisely the same day that the company Lucec Tres SA ( Inversiones Auguri Ltda, linked to the Karlezi family) had gained control of Clínica Las Condes. “Which meant that there would be a new CLC administration,” they argue in the complaint.
This action carried out before Karlezi took control, in the opinion of the plaintiffs, “was clearly a malicious act, because, “existed actions that show that the objective of this operation was to harm not only CLC’s equity, but to leave the new administration with a financial deficit of $ 4,000 million “.
They say that the new administration warned them to refrain from executing these operations until the new board of directors was installed, but despite the above, the payment of $ 3,932 million from the current account of CLC to that of the CEV, on December 9, 2019. Later, of this amount, $ 1.2 billion was recovered, from a credit agreement signed last July between the new administration of CLC and CEV, thus leaving an impairment of $ 2.8 billion for the Clinic.
Given all of the above, the complainants requested that the investigation process be initiated, starting by summoning all the actors of the past administration who had a voice and vote in the decision to question, and among which are the aforementioned and members of the board of directors. current.
