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Far-right suspected killer of Argentine rugby star asks for forgiveness ahead of verdict
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· September 25, 2026
· 1 min read
Prosecutors are seeking 27 and 20 years in prison for the two far-right activists accused of shooting Federico Martin Aramburu dead after a dispute in a Paris brasserie in 2022, with a verdict expected on Friday evening.
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What is this story about? Prosecutors are seeking 27 and 20 years in prison for the two far-right activists accused of shooting Federico Martin Aramburu dead after a dispute in a Paris brasserie in 2022, with a verdict expected on Friday evening.
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