Overview
- The Federal Oral Criminal Court of Posadas issued a single seven-year sentence after convicting Antonia Gisel Alves de Olivera of supplying cocaine to her four-year-old and merging it with a prior trafficking term.
- Laboratory toxicology from the judicial file confirmed cocaine in the child’s urine, corroborating the case resolved through a Juicio Abreviado in October 2025.
- The defendant acknowledged in the court record that she had washed the child’s tooth with a white substance she found, which the testing linked to cocaine exposure.
- The unified sentence aggregates the new conviction for supplying drugs to a minor with an earlier six-year aggravated trafficking conviction involving multiple participants.
- Citing the best interests of her dependent children, ages 10 and 11, the court ordered the term served as house arrest in Posadas under electronic monitoring.