Overview

• Tribunal Oral Federal No. 6 convened at 9 a.m. in Comodoro Py to announce its decision after a 15‑month oral trial with 157 witnesses.
• In his final statement before the ruling, Fernando Sabag Montiel claimed the case was fabricated and a weapon was planted, despite having previously admitted he intended to kill the then vice president.
• The prosecution requested 15 years for Sabag Montiel—seeking a unified total of 19 years with a prior sentence—and 14 years and two months for Brenda Uliarte.
• Accusations against Nicolás Carrizo were withdrawn by the prosecution and the querella, leaving him headed toward acquittal with no charges to decide.
• Prosecutors characterized the act as attempted homicide triply aggravated by alevosía, firearm use, and gender‑based political violence, citing a reconstruction that the pair infiltrated the crowd and Sabag pulled the trigger at close range while some phone data had been lost.