AMIA's Trial in Absentia Progresses: Seven Iranians and One Lebanese Were Prosecuted as Perpetrators of the Attack
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They were formally charged with the planning and execution of the attack. They sent the file to the Supreme Court of Justice to determine whether it should be unified with the investigation of the terrorist attack at the Israeli Embassy in 1992
Judge Daniel Rafecas found proven that they were the terrorists who devised and organized the execution of the 1994 attack on the Jewish mutual
There are eight accused for the bomb in the Jewish mutual in 1994.This is the first time that a trial process in absentia has progressed.
Federal judge Daniel Rafecas framed the attack on the headquarters of the Jewish entity in 1994 as a crime against humanity.
The judge held that the decision to carry out the attack was taken by the top authorities of the Iranian regime and that Hezbollah was in charge of the operational execution. The entry La Justicia prosecuted eight Iranians and Lebanese for the attack on AMIA and progressed towards a trial in absentia was first published in #BorderJournalism.
Channel C AMIA Case: seven Iranians and one Lebanese were tried in absentia for the attack. Federal Judge Daniel Rafecas signed a historic 648-page resolution. He classified the attack on AMIA in 1994 as a crime against humanity and genocide, obstructed 500 million-dollar embargoes and intervened with the Supreme Court to analyze the connection with the Embassy of Israel. The publication AMIA Case: seven Iranians were prosecuted in absentia and …
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