AMIA Case: After the New Prosecutions, the Next Steps of Justice to Move Towards Trial in Absentia
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Daniel Rafecas prosecuted eight accused of the attack on AMIA with US$500 million embargoes and the Federal Chamber enabled the trial in absentia in Buenos Aires. The entry Rafecas prosecuted eight accused for the attack on AMIA was first published in OPI Santa Cruz.
The Justice took important steps in the case for the attack on the Asociación Mutual Israelita Argentina (AMIA) in 1994 that left 85 dead and 151 injured, The next steps are expected to move towards the trial in absentia. According to judicial sources, what is expected is that the official defense of...
This week federal judge Daniel Rafecas prosecuted Iranian and Lebanese citizens for the attack that left 85 dead in 1994.
Judge Daniel Rafecas' decision on the responsibility of senior Iranian authorities in the attack on AMIA reconstructs a plot that began after the attack on the Israeli Embassy and ended with the attack on the mutual fund. The judge also linked the incident to a Hizbollah attack in Panama the following day, July 19, 1994.
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