Nahir Galarza had a violent fight in prison with another inmate

Nahir Galarza, the 20-year-old girl sentenced to life imprisonment for the crime of Fernando Pastorizzo, has quarreled with one of the inmates who is also serving a sentence in the women's prison of Paraná, Entre Ríos.

The event took place last weekend. While Nahir was listening to music, he would have heard a comment from the detainee Griselda Bordeira that would have aroused the fury of the young woman. They began to argue by pbading death threats and provoking the intervention of penitentiaries.

In contacting the Uno newspaper, prison service sources confirmed that it was not the first time that the two detainees were talking inside the prison, but that they were doing it daily.

For this reason, they decided to entrust another district to Bordeira, undersecretary for municipal security, who was prosecuted and remanded for belonging to a narco gang in Concepción del Uruguay, headed by Daniel "Tavi" Celis.

Nahir Galarza was convicted of the murder of his boyfriend, Fernando Pastorizzo, on December 29, 2017 in Gualeguaychú. "The badumption of the defense that the shots were unintentional was destroyed," said the judges, who determined that there was a "qualified homicide committed by a relationship," which had asked the prosecutor.

They ruled out treason, which called for quarrels to mitigate gender-based violence, which could have reduced the young woman's sentence. She was sentenced to life imprisonment.