Grievanced Lawyers Meet for “Ralentization” of Crimes Against Humanity Trials

After a decade of legislative attempts, Argentina finally has a law that allows the trial in absentia for crimes against humanity and terrorism committed in its territory. The new rule would apply for the first time in the AMIA case, one of the most emblematic and painful attacks in the recent history of the country. Attorney Tomás Farini Duggan, legal representative of the relatives of the victims Luis Czyzewski and Mario Averbuch, explained in…

Attorneys in cases involving crimes against humanity, among whom is the Pampeano Franco Catalani, a plaintiff in the trials of Subzone 14 in which Pampean repressors were tried, will meet this May 2nd in the city of Buenos Aires to discuss, among other issues, the “responsibleness” of the trials due to the “parallelization” of the Federal Justice. “Some trials are going ahead and others are not. The situation is very diverse depending on the dis…