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Women Who Killed Their Partners: when Justice Understood that They Acted to Save Their Lives

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The crime of Villa Alem reopened the debate on self-defence and the application of the gender perspective. In Tucumán, several judgements analyzed years of previous violence to determine the responsibility of the accused.
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Women Who Killed Their Partners: when Justice Understood that They Acted to Save Their Lives

The crime of Villa Alem reopened the debate on self-defence and the application of the gender perspective. In Tucumán, several judgements analyzed years of previous violence to determine the responsibility of the accused.

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lagaceta.com.ar broke the news on Wednesday, September 9, 2026.
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