Court Sends Eight Suspects to Trial over AMIA Bombing
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Argentine justice formally accused seven Iranians and one Lebanese this Monday for their alleged involvement in the 1994 attack on the Jewish mutual AMIA in Buenos Aires, another step towards a possible trial in absentia.
This Monday in Buenos Aires there has been a great advance in the case that investigates the attack on the Asociación Mutual Israelita Argentina ( AMIA ), which took place in 1994. Judge Daniel Rafecas, in charge of the case, has prosecuted seven citizens of Iranian origin and one of Lebanese origin, accused of having perpetrated the attack that left 85 dead victims. They are pointed out for having organized and executed the most important attac…
BUENOS AIRES (AP) — On Monday, Argentina's justice formalized the charges against seven Iranians and one Lebanese fugitive to advance the first trial in absentia in the country's history for their responsibility in the terrorist attack against...
Judge Daniel Rafecas considers the eight defendants responsible for the terrorist attack against the Jewish mutual that in 1994 left 85 dead in Buenos Aires
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
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