The verdict of the trial that investigates the crimes against humanity committed during the military dictatorship in the so-called Campo de Mayo Megacause will be known on July 6, when the Federal Oral Court No. 1 of San Martín announces the sentence within the framework of the cause it has 22 accused for the fate of 350 victims.
The hearing will be held in person on Wednesday 6 from 9, in the Pueyrredón room of the courts of that town.
The court is made up of Daniel Omar Gutiérrez, Silvina Mayorga and Nada Flores Vega; meanwhile, the acting prosecutors are Marcelo García Berro and Gabriela Sosti.
The trial, in which a total of 765 witnesses testified, it is an accumulation of multiple causes that were processed separately in the instruction stage.
Counted a total of 350 victimsand 22 defendants are tried for crimes of torture, kidnapping, homicide, disappearance and appropriation of children committed between 1976 and 1978.
The operational jurisdiction of Campo de Mayo extended over a wide territory in the north and west of the province of Buenos Aires, from San Miguel to Zárate, Campana and San Isidro.
The property of about four thousand hectares housed prisoners in various places: El Campito or Los Tordos, Las Casitas or La Casita; the Military Hospital with the clandestine maternity and the prison for Accused Persons.
It is estimated that Between 3,500 and 5,000 detainees passed among which there were practically no survivors.
The debate reconstructed for the first time the political trajectories of the devastated victims in all the areas of influence.
It also investigated massive kidnappings of workers, internal commissions and delegates, including workers from Dálmine Siderca, Mercedes Benz, the Mestrina, Cadenasi, Tensa and Astarsa shipyards; railway workers, Martín Fierro Refrigerator, Stationery and Graphics, Nasar Laboratory, Squeeb, Oramon Laboratory, Campana Chemical Union, state employees, Health employees of hospitals in the City of Buenos Aires, San Miguel and San Fernando.
Among the defendants are Francisco Rolando Agostino, Luis Del Valle Arce, Alfredo Oscar Arena, Pacífico Luis Britos, Bernardo Caballero, Ramón Vito Cabrera, Carlos Daniel Caimi, Hugo Miguel Castagno Monge, Miguel Ángel Conde, Mario Rubén Domínguez, Rodolfo Emilio Feroglio, Roberto Julio Fusco, Eugenio Guañabens Perello, Federico Ramón Ramírez Mitchell, Santiago Omar Riveros, Carlos Alberto Rojas, Arnaldo Jorge Román, Luis Sadi Pepa, Carlos Eduardo José Somoza and Calos Javier Tamini.
