Mortal Fentanyl: the Former Director of INAME Expanded Her Inquiry and Threatens to Broadcast a Recording with the Former Holder of the ANMAT
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By Sergio Farella, Buenos Aires (AP) — Argentine authorities formally charged two former health ministry officials on Tuesday for their alleged involvement in the fentanyl contamination case that killed 90 people last year in various hospitals across the South American country. The measure was ordered by Judge […]
The Federal Court of La Plata complicated the situation of Nélida Agustina Bisio and Gabriela Mantecón Fumadó
The former official said before the federal court of La Plata that the audio was recorded by counsel of her defense lawyer and anticipated that its content contradicts versions provided by her former boss, Agustina Bisio. The case investigates the adulterated anesthetic linked to 90 deceased patients
Contaminated Fentanyl: Former ANMAT and INAME Officials Prosecuted without Imprisonment - La Critica
Federal judge Ernesto Kreplak prosecuted Nélida Agustina Bisio and Gabriela Carmen Mantecón Fumadó, former authorities of the ANMAT and INAME, without pretrial detention, for the cause of contaminated fentanyl linked to 90 deaths and multiple cases of serious injuries. The accused were subjected to an embargo of $500,000 million and inhibition of ... Read more
The federal judge of La Plata Ernesto Kreplak issued the measure on the grounds that they considered both accused participants necessary for the crime of “adulteration of medicinal substances” The entry Contaminated fentanyl cause: they prosecuted two former officials and prohibited them from leaving the country was first published in El Ciudadano.
Federal judge Ernesto Kreplak tried Nélida Bisio, former holder of the ANMAT, and Gabriela Mantecón Fumadó, former director of INAME, without pretrial detention. She considered them necessary participants in the adulteration of medicinal substances and ordered $500,000 million for each one. 134 victims, including 90 deaths, were recorded in the case.
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