✔️ Information reviewed and updated in May 2024 by Eduardo López
From Behind Bars: A Leader's Invitations to Wealth in Prison
The leader of Generación Zoe has been in prison for 18 months and from prison, Leonardo Cositorto, makes invitations to “venturing, coaching, tourism and investment courses.” Is this a genuine strategy or a scam?
Invitations from the Bouwer Prison Public Telephone
How is it possible that Cositorto makes invitations from prison? He uses the public telephone at the Bouwer prison, in Córdoba, to manage his social networks and offer “coaches” to his followers.
Promises of Wealth and a Telephone to Create Millionaires
In one of his broadcasts, Cositorto announces the formation of a group of ten people with the aim of making them millionaires with a small investment. Is this a fundraising strategy or a genuine opportunity?
The Investigation of Generation Zoe Pyramid Scams
Justice is investigating the pyramid schemes carried out by Generación Zoe, with 14 arrested and 30 prosecuted so far. Prosecutor Juliana Company continues to receive complaints and it is estimated that the scam involves large sums of money.
The Ethics and Legality of Cositorto's Actions
Despite Cositorto's invitations, Justice points out that “asking for money is not a crime” and that the scam requires victims to file complaints. Is it ethical for a leader from prison to seek financing for his projects?
As the investigation continues, Cositorto's defender insists there is no connection between his client's actions and the scams at Generation Zoe. What does the future hold for this case?
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