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Prosecutors said the team ignored warning signs and lacked basic equipment, seeking 12-year terms for Maradona’s personal physician and lesser sentences for others.
- ARGENTINE PROSECUTORS HAVE sought prison sentences of up to 12 years for Diego Maradona's medical team, arguing his caregivers provided "chaotic" care in the lead-up to his death.
- The 1986 World Cup star died at 60 in a Tigre home two weeks after undergoing brain surgery; prosecutors argue allowing him to convalesce privately rather than in a hospital was negligent.
- Prosecutor Patricio Ferrai alleged the defendants' "chaotic organisation" left Maradona "in a helpless situation, abandoning him to his fate." Defendants face "dolo eventual" charges, meaning they allegedly knew their actions could cause harm but persisted.
- While prosecutors highlighted the near-total absence of medical equipment, the medical team contended the death was unforeseeable. Several medical experts testified that carers ignored key warning signs including oedema and breathing difficulties.
- Closing arguments began on Thursday after the first trial was annulled last year due to judicial misconduct. The summation is expected to last two weeks, with verdicts anticipated at a later date.
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Six doctors and nurses must fear long prison sentences years after the death of football legend Diego Maradona. The prosecution accuses them of mistakes and omissions - the care was insufficient.
According to the prosecutor, Diego Maradona was left 'to his own fate' by a 'chaotic staff' until his death
The trial for the death of Diego Armando Maradona is coming to an end and the prosecution has already requested sentences against the defendants.
Buenos Aires, Oct 8 (EFE).- The Prosecutor's Office requested on Thursday sentences of between four and twelve years in prison for six of the seven health professionals accused of the death of Diego Armando Maradona and requested the acquittal of the remaining, considering that he had no responsibility in the decisions on the treatment of [...] The entry From 12 years in prison to acquittal: what penalties the Prosecutor's Office asks for for Ma…
If it is after the prosecutor's office, six doctors and nurses of the Argentine football legend are to go to prison for several years. The defendants are accused of mistakes and omissions.
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saarbruecker-zeitung.deIf it is after the prosecutor's office, six doctors and nurses of the Argentine football legend are to go to prison for several years. The defendants are accused of mistakes and omissions.
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