The Court Voted Fully Divided Into a Case Against Humanity
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With the participation of two judges, he confirmed the conviction of a former Ford company executive, whose factory 24 workers were kidnapped in 1976.Rosatti formed a majority, Lorenzetti voted to reject the extraordinary appeal for a formality and Rosenkrantz signed a harsh dissent with criticism of his colleagues.
The Supreme Court upheld the ten-year prison sentence for Pedro Müller, former manufacturing manager of Ford Motor Argentina, as a necessary participant in crimes against humanity during the last military dictatorship. A emblematic case of civil and business participation. A total of 17 of the 24 kidnapped workers were private [...]
The highest court rejected by majority the appeal of the defense of Pedro Müller, ex-Manufacturing Manager of Ford Motor Argentina. The resolution confirms the sentence of ten years in prison for his necessary participation in crimes against humanity perpetrated at the plant of General Pacheco. Read more
Pedro Müller received a ten-year prison sentence for his participation in the kidnappings and torture of 24 workers during the last dictatorship. The ruling confirms the responsibility of senior executives of the automobile company in the illegal repression within General Pacheco’s plant. The Supreme Court of Justice upheld the ten-year prison sentence against Pedro Müller, former manufacturer of Ford Argentina, for his participation in the kidn…
The majority of the court rejected Pedro Müller, a former Ford Manufacturing manager, who was sentenced to 10 years in prison for the kidnapping and torture of 24 workers in 1976.
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