Overview
- The trial is taking place in San Isidro, near Buenos Aires, and is expected to last at least four months with 192 witnesses scheduled to testify.
- The accused include Maradona's personal doctor, psychiatrist, psychologist, a coordinating physician, and two nurses, all of whom deny the charges of manslaughter.
- Prosecutors allege significant failures in the care provided during Maradona's recovery at home after a brain surgery, leading to his fatal heart attack on November 25, 2020.
- Maradona's daughter, Dalma, has vowed to seek justice for her father and is participating in the trial as a co-plaintiff along with her siblings.
- The case has drawn public attention, with Maradona's fans and former associates demanding accountability and justice for the late football icon.