( CNN ) An Argentine prosecutor said Friday there is enough evidence to continue an investigation into whether President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner hid Iran 's alleged role in a deadly 1994 bombing , a probe that paused after a different prosecutor died mysteriously last month . Federal Prosecutor Gerardo Pollicita filed a 61-page report essentially endorsing what prosecutor Alberto Nisman claimed before he died in January : that evidence shows Fernandez and other top officials tried to cover up Iran 's alleged involvement in the bombing that killed 85 people at a Jewish center in Buenos Aires . Pollicita sent his report to a judge , who is expected to examine it next week after he returns from vacation . The judge can determine whether the case can proceed to trial . Nisman , a special prosecutor investigating the 1994 bombing of the Argentine Israelite Mutual Association , alleged last month that Iran was behind the attack , and that Fernandez , to help sweeten a trade deal , covered up Tehran 's involvement . That trade deal , Nisman alleged , involved cash-strapped Argentina receiving Iranian oil in exchange for meat and grain . Nisman made the allegation in a nearly 300-page report . But on January 18 , one day before he was to testify before lawmakers about his allegations , he was found dead in his apartment with a gunshot wound to the head . Nisman filled with fear before his death , friend says . In his trash can , investigators say , was a 6-month-old draft warrant for Fernandez 's arrest . Fernandez initially called it a suicide , but a test found no gunpowder residue on Nisman 's hands . Fernandez said a few days later that she did n't believe Nisman killed himself , alleging that some members of the country 's intelligence agency fed Nisman false information about a cover-up and were responsible for his death . The President and the other accused government officials deny any cover-up in the bombing . Anibal Fernandez , the President 's general secretary , said the allegations against Fernandez are `` a clear maneuver to destabilize democracy '' in the South American country . He also said the investigation lacks `` judicial value '' or `` importance . '' About 10 years ago , Nisman was appointed as special prosecutor to investigate the bombing by then-President Nestor Kirchner , Fernandez 's late husband . Conspiracy theories aplenty in wake of prosecutor 's death . CNN 's Rafael Romo , Elwyn Lopez and Ben Brumfield contributed to this report .
Court to judge : Enough evidence for investigation of bombing to continue . Different prosecutor , before he died , alleged President hid President 's alleged involvement in bombing . President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner , other officials alleged cover - up .