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"If the Constitutional Council proclaims falsified and truncated results, it will be complicit in a breach of trust," he declared.

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Under President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner, independent statisticians were purged, official inflation numbers were falsified, and economists who published alternative estimates reported being pressured to stop.

But the last recorded observation - at 15:00 - had been falsified, saying she had been seen in a corridor.

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Sanberg had begun falsifying financial documents and concocting phony customers in a scheme he would later admit defrauded investors of more than $248 million.

Earlier this year, the co-founder and another top company official agreed to plead guilty to wire fraud charges and scheming to bilk investors using falsified documents.

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