New developments in the case of Maradona’s death

The case of the death of Argentine star Maradona witnessed new developments, after a judge was removed in the trial of the medical team of the late football legend Diego Armando Maradona in Argentina, after accusing her of violations, after she denied a few hours ago the accusations against them and pledged to continue to consider the case.

The trial, which began more than two months ago, witnessed a sharp discussion between several parties that sought to step down Judge Julieta McCainsth from the ruling because of her alleged involvement in a documentary related to the case, before she finally acquiesced.

The head of the Saint ISidro Court (North Buenos Aires), Maximiliano Savarino, ordered that “Julieta) McCainstan should be separated, considering that” the conditions that affect the integrity of the judge “have been proven, after listening to the parties of the parties to step down.
Then he called for the session to be raised before listening to their arguments on whether the trial will be continued or rejected.
On the other hand, McCainstash stated that she had no “any option” except to exclude herself from the procedures after the uproar over her participation in a documentary film on the issue.

The trial was resumed after a week -long hiatus, to investigate allegations that McCaytesta’s actions may have been a violation of the duty, an exploitation of influence, or even a bribe.
Maradona died on November 25, 2020 at the age of 60, while recovering in his home from head surgery to treat a blood clot.

He died due to heart failure and severe pulmonary crisis two weeks after undergoing surgery. Its medical team, consisting of seven individuals, is tried for the circumstances of his purity period in a private house in the Tigrey suburb of Buenos Aires.