US EditionSalta: Former Miss Oran Sentenced to Seven Years in Prison for Drug Trafficking
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Buenos Aires, 13 March (NA) – The Federal Oral Court N°1 of Salta sentenced Martina Oliva, former Miss Oran, to seven years in prison for drug trafficking. The woman is accused of having transported 15 kilos of marijuana from the city of Oran to Salta in February 2025 together with her former partner, who was also sentenced. Judge María Alejandra Cataldi, Judge Gabriela Elisa Catalano and Judge Marta Liliana Snopek considered Joaquín Tolaba and …
His partner Joaquín Tolaba was sentenced to 10 years in effective prison for marijuana trafficking. Despite the pleas of former Miss Oran and the controversial defense that compared her to Pablo Escobar's wife, justice confirmed her role as a co-author in transporting 15 kilos of drugs from the border.
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