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They were six intense months in which the gaze of
Nahir Galarza
remained cold and unperturbed despite the flash and comments around him. His explanation of an "accident" that triggered the shootings and the argument that he was the victim of gender-based violence ultimately failed to convince the court. Yesterday Judges Mauricio Deruddi, Arturo Dumón and Alicia Vivian sentenced the 19-year-old
The homicide of Fernando Pastorizzo because of his relationship with the victim. The court rejected the aggravating circumstances of fraud and the use of firearms by the prosecution and the complaint. He also ruled that the accused was the victim of sexual violence, as his defense requested.
The youngest woman sentenced to life imprisonment in Argentina.
Galarza's defense will appeal the ruling, but the court ruled that the convicted woman should be detained while the process continues.
The case has shocked the company since the crime was known on December 29 and profile of At the time, she was the main suspect, a teenager who, in the first few weeks, was emotionally removed from the situation that, according to prosecutors and judges, had provoked. That is why many people approached the court to continue reading the decision from there.
Neighbors applauded and embraced the family of Fernando Pastorizzo and also applauded Judge Vivian when she went out on the street. They even harassed Galarza's first defense lawyer, Víctor Rebossio, when he entered the court by another procedure.
Nahir Galarza was sentenced to life imprisonment
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Nahir Galarza was not present during the reading of the verdict. The one who was instructed to inform the young woman of his defeat in the court battle was one of his lawyers. "Everything was very calm," police sources said.
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The magistrates accepted to reject the arguments of the defense of Galarza. According to Judge Mauricio Deruddi, "the shooting that ended the life of Galarza's boyfriend was not accidental, but aimed to undermine Fernando Pastorizzo's life". He added: "The defense's assumption that the shots were unintentional was destroyed."
The judges considered that the link between Fernando and Nahir was "the materiality of the act and the intervention of the defendant". "but, contrary to the claims of the trials, they did not consider as proven the" circumstances of the road "which would make it possible to affirm that the crime was committed with treason. also not verified that "the violence arising from the use of a firearm to execute the murder is applicable as an aggravating circumstance."
The court asserted that it was not necessary to There were no "extraordinary circumstances of mitigation" in the case, by external elements "likely to have contributed to the criminal outcome."
"There is no" extraordinary circumstances of mitigation "in the case. was not proven that he had been a victim of gender-based violence, "said Judge Deruddi when reading the feature of the sentence." The existence of the relationship was sufficient to frame the relationship. " event as a homicide qualified by the bond, for which only life imprisonment, as defined in Article 80, paragraph 1, of the Penal Code. [19659016] The word of the father of Fernando Pastorizzo after the sentence to life imprisonment for Nahir
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Both the complaints and the lawsuit were in agreement with the result, while that the defense de Galarza assured that she would be the subject of an appeal "before the competent bodies", supporting the concept that the young person committed the crime in a context of gender violence.
Process without delay
Beyond conviction, the short time that has elapsed between homicide and judicial resolution has sparked controversy, even in social networks, when it was pointed out that, allegedly , femicide cases do not have this judicial speed. In this regard, there is a precedent in the same jurisdiction, the case of Susana Villarruel. This woman from Gualeguaychú was murdered on July 10 by her ex-wife and father of her daughter, Ramón de la Cruz Ortiz, who was sentenced to life imprisonment for homicide for three months after the fact
C & # 39 is that the new Code of Criminal Procedure of Entre Ríos, which was implemented in Gualeguaychú in 2013, favors the orality and accelerates the terms of criminal cases, changing the role of defenders and prosecutors . This year, the Gualeguaychú and Islas del Ibicuy Court of Judgments and Appeals has 69 convictions, including 30 for acts committed in a context of gender violence.
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