Argentina Starts Trial Over Death of Soccer Icon Maradona
Maradona's death rocked the South American nation where he was revered for leading Argentina to World Cup glory in 1986, prompting an outpouring of grief and finger-pointing over who was to blame after Maradona's years-long battle with drug addiction and ill health.
Amid chants, flags, and No. 10 shirts, the trial for the death of Maradona began
Argentina will begin a trial this week into the medical team of late soccer icon Diego Maradona over homicide by negligence, a case that has charged up emotions in the country where the World Cup winner still commands almost God-like reverence.
Seven doctors and nurses will go on trial on Monday accused of playing a role in the death of Argentine footballing icon Diego Maradona. Neurosurgeon and family doctor Leopoldo Luque and ...
Maradona’s death, which came in the middle of the COVID-19 pandemic, plunged Argentina into deep mourning. Tens of thousands of people queued to bid farewell to him as his body lay in state in ...
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Maradona's family claim that the ex Barcelona star was neglected in the care of the medical professionals and they are now ...
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