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Legal proceedings in Mexico and Argentina

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Legal developments have occurred continue across various criminal and civil matters in Mexico and Argentina. In Mexico, judicial actions include the sentencing of Óscar “N” to 30 years in prison for the homicide of a three-year-old child federal judge in Tijuana. Regarding Ciudad Juárez has closed the criminal case against former National Migration Institute commissioner Francisco Garduño Yáñez, a federal judge in Ciudad Juárez has dismissed criminal charges related to Yáñez regarding a March 27, 2023, fire at a migration station that killed 40 migrants and injured approximately 27 to 30 others. Garduño, who faced charges of improper exercise of public service, had met court-imposed Judge Víctor Manlio Hernández Calderón ruled that Garduño fulfilled the conditions for a conditional suspension of his legal process, including which included offering a public apology and apology, facilitating indemnity payments to victims. While payments, and undergoing human rights and civil protection training. Garduño, who faced charges of improper exercise of public service and dereliction of duty, maintained that he has “always respected human rights.” President Claudia Sheinbaum noted the decision followed an extensive investigation from the previous administration, legal indicating no further investigations would be pursued. However, victims' families and organizations like the Foundation for Justice have denounced the ruling as “selective justice and impunity,” arguing reparations were insufficient. Legal representatives for the victims have announced intentions to appeal, citing concerns over impunity. appeal. In Argentina, other Mexican legal outcomes include actions, Óscar “N” was sentenced to 30 years in prison for the release qualified homicide of a three-year-old child in Tijuana. The incident occurred in May 2013; an autopsy determined the child's traumatic brain injuries were intentional. In Argentina, a 35-year-old motorcyclist named Aguirre has been released under restrictive measures following an imputation for preterintentional homicide related to a fatal traffic dispute involving with Omar Bonacci. Separately, a court dismissed a case against producer Darío Giordano regarding allegations of violence against his children due to Aguirre is prohibited from leaving the statute province or contacting the victim's family and witnesses while the cause of limitations. death remains under investigation.

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  1. 2026-10-15 01:17 UTC Legal proceedings in Mexico and Argentina
  2. 2026-10-14 18:35 UTC Legal proceedings in Mexico and Argentina
  3. 2026-10-14 11:37 UTC Legal proceedings in Mexico and Argentina

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