The trial against seven health workers was canceled by the two remaining judges of the court after the Tuesday of Judge Julieta Makintach for her participation in a documentary.
The trial against Seven employees Health Death of Diego Armando Maradona It was canceled on Thursday by the two remaining judges of the court after the magistrate Tuesday Julieta Makintach For your participation in a documentary about the process.
“We believe that the reasons that have determined Dr. Makintach’s challenge lend us to explain the nullity of this oral trial,” the judge said Maximiliano SavarinoThat with this decision the end of the process has decided, initiated two and a half months ago and that this Thursday ended in his public number 21.
“We believe that the intervention of Dr. Makintach determines the invalidity of the debate,” added the judge, who “emphasized the lack of objectivity and interest in the result of the file” by the defended magistrate, who also said: “I also said” I have not impartial in the development of the debate. “
After this decision, justice must overcome a new court, something that can lead to months. The trial started on March 11 and with today 21 hearings were held, in which more than 40 witnesses have granted a statement, including the daughters of the former football player, Dalma, Gianinna and Jana Maradona.
The nullity of the trial was requested last Tuesday by the office of the public prosecutor and the lawyers of almost all accusations and defenses, after the departure of Judge Makintach.
The magistrate was formally challenged after the exhibition of multiple proof of her participation in a documentary about the process, including the script and the trailer of the mini series.
Jana Maradona, one of the daughters of the Argentinian star, has pronounced ‘anger’ and ‘hatred’ after the cancellation of the process. “I have anger, I hate them”He said when San Isidro, in the province of Buenos Aires.
Jana has not hidden her indignation about the cameras and has complained about the outcome of the process. However, he assured that he does not lose hope: “There will be clear justice for my father,” he said when he withdrew from the place.
Source: EITB
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