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The Crime of Fernando Báez Sosa: the Supreme Court Rejected a Case that Could Bring the Whole Case Down

Summary by La Nacion
The presentation of the defence of the eight convicted for the murder challenged a series of alleged irregularities at the start of the case

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The claim rejected corresponds to a parallel case in which the rugbiers were listed as injured individuals.The submission questioned that a prosecutor dismissed the complaint against the local officials without any judge reviewing that measure.

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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The presentation of the defence of the eight convicted for the murder challenged a series of alleged irregularities at the start of the case

·Vicente López, Argentina
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The Supreme Court of Justice rejected an appeal filed by seven of the eight rugbiers convicted of the murder of Fernando Báez Sosa, related to a complaint against the prosecutor who investigated the crime and other judicial officials for alleged irregularities during the first investigations. Baez Sosa: the Court rejected another complaint from the rugbiers...

The Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation rejected a new case filed by seven of the eight rugbiers convicted of the murder of Fernando Báez Sosa, which took place in Villa Gesell in January 2020. The resolution ended a parallel case in which the detainees, who served their sentences in La Plata, denounced alleged irregularities committed during the early stages of the investigation. The decision was signed by judges Horacio Rosatti, Carlos Rose…

Seven of the eight convicted persons had reported to the prosecutor and other judicial officials for alleged irregularities during the first hours of the investigation.

Seven of the eight sentenced persons had reported irregularities during investigations carried out a few hours after the group murder, committed in January 2020 in Villa Gesell.

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diariopanorama.com broke the news on Wednesday, October 14, 2026.
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