Overview
- Speaking from the women's remand center in Don Santiago, Acuña asked Cecilia Strzyzowski’s mother for forgiveness while asserting she committed no crime.
- Prosecutors say she is accused of alleged cover-up, as her son César and partner Emerenciano join seven total defendants in the high-profile case.
- A popular jury trial began in Chaco on Friday to decide guilt, with a verdict tentatively expected on November 20 if the schedule holds.
- Acuña said César suffers from severe psychosis and has repeatedly self-harmed, expressing fear for his safety.
- She criticized prosecutor Martín Bogado’s argument as violent and untrue after more than two years in detention that included hunger strikes and public letters.