US EditionThe President of a Refrigerator Was Prosecuted for Dumping Polluting Effluents in a River: They Blocked a $20 Million Embargo
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The president of a refrigerator was charged with dumping polluting effluents into the Salado River, part of the Buenos Aires city of Azul, and federal judge Gabriel Di Giulio issued such a measure without pretrial detention and seized him for $20 million.
The Federal Justice prosecuted the president of a Roque Pérez refrigerator accused of dumping polluting effluents into the Salado River for a long period, affecting both the ecosystem and public health. The measure was dictated by federal judge Gabriel Di Giulio, who decided the prosecution — without pretrial detention — of the owner of the firm Absolon S.A., in addition to imposing an embargo on him for 20 million pesos. The decision is part of…
The Federal Court No. 1 of Azul ordered the prosecution of the president of the Absolon S.A. refrigerator in the context of a case of environmental pollution linked to the dumping of industrial effluents in the Salado River. The decision considers that there was a systematic conduct of pollution with a risk to health and the environment, and that this is the second trial carried out in the same sense by the Federal Court of Azul, after the recen…
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