Overview
- The Tribunal Oral Federal approved a reparations agreement that requires a single 4 million-peso payment to the participating victim and orders the man's full acquittal once the money is paid.
- Prosecutors backed the deal, and one woman who became a private accuser accepted it after receiving support from victim-assistance groups.
- The agreement applies only to that victim, as two other identified women could not be located and a fourth chose to end her claim.
- Investigators said the retiree rented his home on Libertad 900 for about three years to operators who ran a brothel there and that he benefited financially.
- The judge cited the defendant's cancer and multiple surgeries as making a public trial unworkable, in a case tied to broader Neuquén probes into properties used for sexual exploitation.