There was a twist in the case involving the former dean of the School of Communication Sciences at UNC, Mariela Parisi. Federal Judge Hugo Vaca Narvaja declared the indictment filed by Prosecutor Enrique Senestrari null and void. The judge's argument points to serious flaws in the description of the facts, which affect the defendant's right to a defense.
The accusation originated from a complaint of alleged fraudulent administration. According to the prosecutor, Parisi allegedly used public funds (specifically, from the school) for personal purposes. The expenses cited included trips abroad, food services, and contracts without bidding at the School of Communication at UNC.
The judge stated that the prosecutor's request lacks key data such as dates, receipts, and specifics. "There is no identification of the time, not even an estimate, of the acts committed," he noted. For Vaca Narvaja, this omission constitutes a violation of Article 188 of the Code of Criminal Procedure.
