The former Kirchnerist Minister of Planning, Julio de Vido, was transferred this Monday night from the Ezeiza prison to his estate in Zárate to serve a house arrest sentence, as confirmed by LA NACION.
With the votes of judges Mariano Borinsky, Carlos Mahiques, and Guillermo Yacobucc, the court considered that the former official, who is 76 years old, suffers from multiple chronic conditions that require treatment that cannot be provided in a penitentiary institution.
Furthermore, the judges argued that he requires specialized clinical monitoring, a proper diet, continuous medication, and adequate medical facilities. They also noted that he recently suffered a cardiac episode and has been classified by experts as a patient with a high cardiovascular risk.
The judges indicated that the Forensic Medical Institute had warned that, if the requirements mentioned were not fully or partially met, the prison environment would be considered an unsuitable place for De Vido's accommodation, as it would increase the risk of complications and the development of irreversible health problems.
De Vido was found guilty in the "Tragedia de Once" case of fraud against the State, as a necessary participant in a corruption scheme.
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Former Kirchnerist Minister of Planning, Julio de Vido, was transferred this Monday night from the Ezeiza prison to his estate in Zárate to serve a house arrest, as confirmed by LA NACION. With the votes of judges Mariano Borinsky, Carlos Mahiques, and Guillermo Yacobucc, the court considered that the former official, 76 years old, has multiple chronic conditions that require treatment that cannot be provided in a penitentiary institution. Furthermore, the judges argued that he requires specialized clinical monitoring, proper diet, continuous medication, and adequate healthcare facilities. They also noted that he recently suffered a cardiac episode and has been classified by experts as a high-risk cardiovascular patient. Julio De Vido, former Kirchnerist minister, was transferred this Monday night from the Ezeiza prison to his estate in Zárate. LA NACION. The judges indicated that the Forensic Medical Institute had warned that, if the requirements mentioned were not fully or partially met, the prison environment would be considered an unsuitable place for De Vido's accommodation, as it would increase the risk of complications and the development of irreversible health problems. De Vido was found guilty in the "Tragedy of Once" case for the crime of fraud against the State, as a necessary participant in a corruption scheme. This is a developing story. Julio De Vido, Tragedy of Once.