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Initial hearing for Axe Ceremonia death case postponed to October

Initial hearing for Axe Ceremonia death case postponed to October after defendant requested consular assistance.

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The initial hearing for the Axe Ceremonia case, concerning the deaths of two photographers on April 5, 2025, was postponed to October. [1] A control judge in Argentina determined to postpone the initial hearing related to the Axe Ceremonia festival case, where photojournalists Berenice Giles and Miguel Ángel Rojas lost their lives. [2] A defendant with dual nationality requested consular assistance from the French consulate, leading to the postponement of the hearing. [3] Defense lawyers for the families of the two photographers confirmed the defendant's request for consular assistance at the Doctores district court. [4] The defense for the family of photographer Berenice Giles informed the judge that they have reached a reparative agreement with related companies regarding the damages caused to their family. [5] Fabián Victoria, the lawyer for the family of Berenice Giles, explained that conditions currently exist to hold the initial hearing against 11 accused individuals, eight of whom are physical and three are moral. [6] The initial hearing, originally scheduled for Wednesday, will now take place again on October 14, a date when all involved parties are expected to be present in the oral proceedings rooms. [7] The postponement was ordered after one of the accused individuals requested French consular assistance for personal reasons and was unable to attend the judicial act scheduled for Wednesday. [8]
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  1. The initial hearing for the Axe Ceremonia case, concerning the deaths of two photographers on April 5, 2025, was postponed to October. · El Universal
  2. A control judge in Argentina determined to postpone the initial hearing related to the Axe Ceremonia festival case, where photojournalists Berenice Giles and Miguel Ángel Rojas lost their lives. · Excélsior
  3. A defendant with dual nationality requested consular assistance from the French consulate, leading to the postponement of the hearing. · El Universal
  4. Defense lawyers for the families of the two photographers confirmed the defendant's request for consular assistance at the Doctores district court. · El Universal
  5. The defense for the family of photographer Berenice Giles informed the judge that they have reached a reparative agreement with related companies regarding the damages caused to their family. · El Universal
  6. Fabián Victoria, the lawyer for the family of Berenice Giles, explained that conditions currently exist to hold the initial hearing against 11 accused individuals, eight of whom are physical and three are moral. · Excélsior
  7. The initial hearing, originally scheduled for Wednesday, will now take place again on October 14, a date when all involved parties are expected to be present in the oral proceedings rooms. · Excélsior
  8. The postponement was ordered after one of the accused individuals requested French consular assistance for personal reasons and was unable to attend the judicial act scheduled for Wednesday. · Excélsior
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