The Court overturned the dismissal of charges against “Pata” Medina in the case involving illicit association, money laundering, and extortion.

The Argentine Supreme Court of Justice revoked the dismissal of charges against Juan Pablo “Pata” Medina and his co-defendants this Thursday. The group faces ongoing legal proceedings regarding allegations of illicit association, money laundering, and extortion. The court’s decision effectively nullifies the previous ruling that had cleared the defendants of these charges.

In a separate legal development, the defense teams for three individuals accused of hacking and spying on federal judges have appealed their recent indictments. The suspects, currently processed for their alleged roles in an illicit network targeting magistrates, have requested that the Federal Chamber overturn the decision issued by Judge Marcelo Martínez de Giorgi.