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Maradona's private physician incurs 12 years in prison

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Briefings

A court in Argentina has reached the final stage of a trial against the medical team that treated Diego Maradona, accusing them of 'absolute disorganization' and 'arbitrary treatment' following his death in 2020. The prosecution argues the team failed to provide adequate care, though the specific medical details remain unverified by the evidence provided.

Key points

• The trial concluded with allegations of 'absolute disorganization' and 'arbitrary treatment' against the medical team responsible for Maradona's care.
• The prosecution claims the team failed to provide adequate care, though the specific medical details remain unverified by the evidence provided.

Context

This is a posthumous trial concerning the medical team that treated Diego Maradona, who died in 2020. The evidence provided is limited to the final stage of the proceedings where the prosecution has made these specific accusations.

Limitations

The evidence is limited to the final stage of the proceedings where the prosecution has made these specific accusations. Specific medical details regarding the treatment are not provided in the source evidence.

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