Family, friends and social, student and political organizations They called for a march for this Tuesday in Plaza de Mayo for the 16 detainees who continue to be deprived of their freedom after the repression in Congress within the framework of the treatment of the Bases Law. Prosecutor Carlos Stornelli requested preventive detention and, in turn, decided to charge them with the crimes of “terrorism” and “sedition.”
The call is for this Tuesday, June 18 at 4:30 p.m. in Plaza de Mayo. They demanded that the arrests continue to be made visible. “It is necessary that this issue remains on the agenda. Silence is a pact with impunity,” they noted.
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On Saturday, Judge María Servini resolved, after the investigations carried out during the day this Friday, to release 17 detainees of the 33 people deprived of their liberty after the repression of the government of Javier Milei in Congress, during the treatment of the Bases Law. Now, as confirmed by El Destape, it has 10 days to decide whether to prosecute – with or without preventive detention -, dismiss or rule that there is no merit in the case.
It is worth remembering that, hours before, prosecutor Carlos Stornelli requested preventive detention for the 33 detained people and, in turn, decided to charge them with the crimes of “terrorism” and “sedition.”“Although, until now, the judge has not expressed herself on the issue, she chose to release half of the protesters due to lack of evidence.
For its part, El Destape confirmed that David Sica, Patricia Calarco Arredondo, Juan Ignacio Spinetto, Camila Belén Juárez, Nicolás Mayorga, Sasha Jazmín Lyardet, Héctor David Mallea, Cristian Darío Ferreira, Juan Pablo Colombo, María de la Paz Cerruti, Ramona Tolaba , Lucía Belén Puglia, Cristian Fernando Valiente, Facundo Ezequiel Gómez, Gabriel Famulari and Roberto María de la Cruz will continue to be detained in different facilities.
According to arguments provided by the same judge, The main reasons for denying the release of the 16 mentioned people are: attacks on the police, attacks on bicycles of the Government of the City of Buenos Aires, throwing stones or projectilesfilming where some specific and illegal action is observed, the use of grenades or the existence of some type of precedent.
They ask for the release of the remaining detainees
“What we ask is that we continue here, there are still other colleagues detained who should be here on the street with us because they have not committed any crime.. What this policy of the Milei Government, of Patricia Bullrich, wants to do is curtail the right to protest, so that those who go out to fight are intimidated by all these measures. Let’s continue to exert strength, let’s continue shouting freedom to the prisoners for fighting,” they pointed out from the CORREPI organization (Coordinator against police and institutional repression).
Among the names that remain deprived of their liberty, after the classification of “terrorist groups” by the Nation, appears Camila Juárez Oliva (33). Sociology student at UNSAM, mother of two school-age children, she was detained on Av. 9 de Julio and Chile, 20 blocks from Congress and far from the area where the security forces carried out the violent operation. “The motorcycles got on the sidewalk, people got scared and dispersed, and they detained my daughter and two other classmates from the university,” her mother Silvia told us.
Along with Camila, their two university classmates were arrested: Sasha Jazmín Lyardet and Nicolás Mayorga. Nicolás is 32 years old and is in the final stage of his International Relations degree at UNSAM; He works as an administrator at the Telefé channel, participates in his neighborhood assembly and has a master chess title awarded by the International Chess Federation (FIDE). In addition, he is the father of Dante – 12 – along with his partner Melina Olea. He was shot twice in the leg and they report that they did not provide him with adequate assistance. “He is a student, he is not a terrorist… Our son is worried because his father is not at home and his mother is on the street“, he stated.
For their part, the Arturo Jauretche National University (UNAJ) also warned that the student Gabriel Horacio Famulari, with a degree in Kinesiology, was detained in the Buenos Aires neighborhood of Constitución; that is, at a considerable distance from the Congress area. “He remained deprived of his freedom until he was transferred to the Marcos Paz prison,” they said in a statement from the General Secretariat. He is still detained, which is why the institution continues to show concern for the student and the rest of those arrested.
