Another judicial setback for Alberto Fernández: order to investigate his government for the purchase of vaccines in the Covid pandemic

The Buenos Aires Federal Chamber revoked the dismissal of the complaints ordered by Judge Ariel Lijo at the end of 2024.

The Federal Chamber reopened a case that investigates whether there were crimes in the negotiations with the companies; the complaint presumes that there were favoritisms and directions.

Judges Leopoldo Bruglia, Pablo Bertuzzi and Mariano Llorens gave rise to a request from the prosecutor Carlos Stornelli The Justice ordered this Tuesday to reopen the investigation to establish whether the delay in purchasing Pfizer vaccines during the covid-19 pandemic during the government of former President Alberto Fernández represents a crime. “There are still unknowns about the negotiations carried out between the Argentine State and the r…

The Federal Chamber revoked the case file and asked to deepen the delays of the national government during the pandemic The Federal Chamber of Comodoro Py ordered the investigation against former President Alberto Fernández and former Vice President Cristina Kirchner for the delay in purchasing Pfizer vaccines during the COVID-19 pandemic. [...]

The Buenos Aires Federal Chamber decided to reopen the case that investigates the negotiations of the Argentine Government with the laboratory Pfizer for the purchase of vaccines during the pandemic of COVID-19. The measure was ordered by Chamber I of the Court of Appeal, composed of judges Bertuzzi, Llorens and Bruglia, who revoked the file of the case that had been handed down by federal judge Ariel Lijo in December 2023.The investigation orig…

The Buenos Aires Federal Chamber has ordered the reopening and deepening of the investigation into the negotiations between the Argentine government and the Pfizer laboratory for the acquisition of vaccines against COVID-19 during the pandemic. This ruling revokes the decision of federal judge Ariel Lijo, who in December 2024 had rejected the complaints filed in 2021, arguing that there was no crime.