Overview
- Infama aired a recent photo of Darthés in academic attire with his wife at what was described as a graduation event, and the image quickly circulated online.
- Darthés is serving a six-year conviction in the case brought by Thelma Fardin under a semi-open regime in Brazil that allows work or study during the day but requires returning to detention at night.
- Amnesty International Argentina and local coverage report that his movements are monitored electronically, typically with an ankle device.
- Press reports state he completed a tertiary course in Brazil, though neither the field of study nor other details have been disclosed by his close circle.
- Entertainment programs have reported a turn to evangelical worship and possible use of the name Juan Pacífico in Brazil, and one show cited a claim that his defense may seek a nullity, none of which has been confirmed by officials.