Overview
- Tribunal Oral Federal Nº 7 resumed the reading of the prosecutors’ submission and added Tuesday sessions to hold two hearings per week.
- The court is closing the block of cooperating‑witness statements, including financier Ernesto Clarens, who described cash collections and deliveries involving Kirchner‑era officials.
- Prosecutors’ written accusation is slated to be fully read by Dec. 2, with December dates reserved for presentations by the prosecution and the Financial Intelligence Unit.
- Roberto Baratta replaced attorney Alejandro Rúa with Elizabeth Gómez Alcorta and Marcos Aldazabal, signaling a recalibrated defense strategy.
- Defense teams are attacking the notebooks’ provenance as a parallel case again processes Jorge Bacigalupo, while judges indicate defendants’ questioning is likely to begin in 2026 after the court recess.