Complaint for Food in Prison: Chubut Prisoners Asked for More Protein and a Judge Ordered to Buy Meat
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Judge Marcelo Nieto Di Biase urged the Provincial Executive to complete in 72 hours the purchase of a piece of red meat intended to reinforce the food of the detainees in Trelew prisons. He decided in a court hearing on Wednesday morning, in the framework of a collective habeas corpus initiated by inmates of a pavilion of the Provincial Penitentiary Institute. The discussion was witnessed via Zoom by two spokesmen of the prisoners. Representativ…
The inmates of the Provincial Penitentiary Institute (IPP) claimed months ago—more precisely in March—the lack of protein in the daily meals they receive. The situation was also raised by prisoners of the Trelew Warrant. The complaint was brought before the Justice Department by the Ministry of Public Defence. The proposal was made attentively to the need for a complete diet, since there were inmates who must comply with medical treatments and n…
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