Nahir Galarza is beaten in prison with a prisoner for drug trafficking

November 28, 2018

The young woman convicted of the murder of her boyfriend, Fernando Pastorizzo, was in dispute with another detainee who was eventually transferred to another lodge.

Nahir Galarza, the 20-year-old girl sentenced to life for the murder of her boyfriend, Fernando Pastorizzo, in Gualeguaychú, played in a strong fight with a former sergeant who was sued and with preventive prison for his links with a group of narco in which the steward of Paraná, Sergio Varisco, would be involved.

The incident occurred at the Paraná Women's Prison, Entre Ríos, last weekend, when Galarza listened to music with his headphones. Apparently He heard a comment from inmate Griselda Bordeira and started a discussion which included death threats crossed they had to intervene in the penitentiaries.

Prison service sources confirmed to the UN newspaper Entre Ríos that relations between detainees had deteriorated during repeated daily discussions. "They fought for their problems, so it was decided to leave the pavilion", indicated a prison authority.

For this reason, after the new scandal, it was decided to return the flag of mothers to Bordeira, under-secretary of municipal security, prosecuted and sentenced to a suspended prison sentence for being part of a gang from Narco to Concepción del Uruguay, directed by Daniel "Tavi" Celis.

Galarza murdered his boyfriend Fernando Pastorizzo in the early hours of Friday, December 29, 2017, between the streets General Paz and Artigas, near the house of the grandmother of Nahir. There, an observer found the victim lying in the street, dying after receiving two bullets in the thorax that pierced his body. By the time the ambulance arrived, the boy was dead.

"The truths are revealed sooner or later, beyond all the media play they did.It was the conviction he deserved, it was very clear proof.That's why we were calm from the beginningCarla Pastorizzo, Fernando's sister, said after the sentence had been heard.

Nahir Galarza: "They film me as if it was something"