Overview
- Argentina’s Civil Chamber revoked the first-instance decision, nullified the September 16 board meeting’s effects, and froze the Extraordinary Assembly.
- The club’s board must be called back within 15 days by Moretti under Article 59 of the statute, with IGJ intervention possible if the process falters.
- The court increased the bond required to keep the injunction in force, raising the amount to 40 million pesos.
- Opposition figures signaled plans to appeal and argued the acefalia followed the statute, with public statements questioning Moretti’s legitimacy.
- Moretti said he will resume duties and named Néstor Ortigoza as his vice president, a development that follows months of turmoil sparked by a hidden-camera cash video.