VOICED : Imputado por caso Nisman rompe silencio

Diego Lagomarsino, the only person charged for lending the gun that killed Argentine prosecutor Alberto Nisman, broke his silence. He described how Nisman asked for a gun, claiming it was for self-defense. Lagomarsino explained how to handle the weapon but was assured it wouldn't be used. He wants President Cristina Kirchner to testify. Transferring a gun without a permit in Argentina can lead to imprisonment. Lagomarsino was the last to see Nisman alive, but the investigating prosecutor found no evidence of his involvement in a serious crime. Nisman's funeral begins today, with burial scheduled for Thursday.

What was Diego Lagomarsino's initial reaction when Nisman asked for a weapon?

• He immediately refused.

• He was eager to help.

• He was excited to lend it.

• He was confused and hesitant.

Why did Nisman say he wanted the weapon?

• To protect himself from a potential attacker.

• To use it for hunting.

• To give it to someone else.

• To display it as a collectible.

What did Lagomarsino teach Nisman about the weapon?

• How to aim accurately.

• How to clean it.

• How to load and unload it.

• How to disassemble it.

What is the legal consequence of transferring a weapon without proper authorization in Argentina?

• A fine of up to $10,000.

• Community service for a year.

• Imprisonment for one to six years.

• Revocation of firearm license.

What was the conclusion of the investigation regarding Lagomarsino's involvement?

• He was charged with another crime.

• He was declared innocent.

• There was no evidence of his involvement in a serious crime.

• He was found guilty of a serious crime.