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Nahir Galarza was back in the news this weekend as He was temporarily released from prison to attend his music classes.
The 23-year-old, who was sentenced to life in prison for the crime of her boyfriend, Fernando Pastorizzo, She is allowed to go out in custody to the music institute that is in front of the prison where she is serving her sentence.
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The woman is studying psychology and music while he is still waiting for the decision of the Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation to carry out a new trial with a gender perspective, after a claim from his defense.
The news was confirmed by his former spokesman, Jorge Zonzini. “’Nahir case. While the Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation reviews the record ruling, misogynist and sexist, Nahir Galarza attends his music classes”, the man wrote on his Twitter account along with a photo of the young woman outside the prison.
Nahir is serving his sentence in the Women’s Penal Unit Number 6 of Paranáand studies psychology and music at Autonomous University of Entre Ríos (UADER) which is located in Prison No. 1, one street away.
What are the chances that Nahir Galarza’s case will be reopened?
Four years after the crime of Fernando Pastorizzo, Nahir Galarza’s defense awaits with expectation the decision of the Supreme Court, hoping that the highest court annuls the ruling that sentenced the young woman to life imprisonment and, consequently, a new trial with a gender perspective is held in which they manage to lower the sentence.
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The strategy of the interdisciplinary team that assists the convicted young woman will be to prove in this debate that the trial in which she was sentenced was carried out breaching international conventions signed by Argentina on “Gender Violence and Protection of Women”.
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