Malatto Case: The Rome prosecutor’s office closed the investigation and the process of bringing it to trial for crimes against humanity begins with the impetus of the Secretariat

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The Italian prosecutor has closed the investigation into the case of former military Malatto, accused of murdering at least eight people in San Juan province, Argentina, between 2011 and 2014. The prosecutor believes it has sufficient evidence to put Malatto on trial, which is expected to begin in October. This development is seen as important for promoting justice and combating impunity. The Secretary of Human Rights in Argentina has also launched a lawsuit against Malatto in six cases related to crimes against humanity in San Juan province. Meanwhile, the Argentine state is also actively involved in several other judicial proceedings, including the case of Jorge Troccoli, a former Uruguayan military officer accused of participating in the Plan Condor, and the investigation into Luis Kyburg, a person accused of human rights violations.