This Tuesday Starts the Historic Trial for Killing a Yaguareté in Formosa
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A 52-year-old merchant will be tried since this Tuesday in Formosa for the alleged hunting of a yaguaret occurred in 2022. The case will have as plaintiff to the Fundacin Red Yaguaret , in a process considered indito by the formal participation of a private organization dedicated to the conservation of the species.
What a pity the merchant could be accused of killing a yaguareté in Formosa. What this trial means for endangered species in Argentina.
After four years of arduous investigation, on Tuesday he starts a historic trial against a 52-year-old man accused of killing a yaguareté in Clorinda, Formosa. Mercantile Carlos Chagra (52) will be tried for this act of illegal hunting in 2022 and could receive a penalty of four months to three years in prison. Until now there were 75 court cases for similar events, although none ended in conviction. The defendant is a trader who has access to w…
The man said in his statement of inquiry that he never killed an animal, said he is engaged in fishing and said that the video for which he was denounced was published in a Facebook profile that does not belong to him. Read more
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