Quilmes Mayor's Charges Dropped After Attack on Espert's House
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The processing of the Quilmes mayor related to the attack on economist José Luis Espert's house has been revoked. Judge Arroyo Salgado's handling of the case has faced criticism amid ongoing legal scrutiny. The developments affect local political stability and public trust in judicial processes in Argentina.
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- •The attack targeted José Luis Espert's residence in Quilmes, Buenos Aires Province.
- •The Quilmes mayor was initially processed in connection with the attack but had charges revoked on April 7, 2026.
- •Judge Arroyo Salgado made key judicial decisions in the case that have drawn public and political criticism.
- •The incident has sparked debate about political violence and judicial impartiality in Argentina.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If the judicial review upholds the revocation of the Quilmes mayor's processing the mayor could regain political standing, but public confidence in the investigation may remain low.
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