Overview
- Agostina Páez’s defense said a new clip of her father imitating a monkey could push prosecutors and judges toward a tougher outcome in her injúria racial case.
- Prosecutor Fabíola Tardin said the decision should come this week and called the recent conduct a mockery of Brazilian law.
- An appeals ruling let Páez leave Brazil on Wednesday after she paid about R$97,000, removed her ankle monitor, and received clearance to travel, with the bond earmarked for the victims.
- The video shows her father, Mariano Páez, repeating the same gestures in a bar in Santiago del Estero, a recording he claimed was AI-made that she condemned as lamentable, and G1’s checks found almost no sign of AI.
- The Public Ministry is seeking R$190,452 in moral damages, and case records note a possible deal to replace any penalty with compensation and community service carried out in Argentina.