Original title: foreign media: former Argentine President Marco Macri was indicted
According to the Agence France Presse report in Buenos Aires on December 1, former Argentine President marcelli was indicted on the same day for ordering illegal monitoring of the families of 44 submarine officers and soldiers killed in 2017 during his tenure.
It is reported that the presiding judge Bawa sued makri, 62, who is currently the leader of the right-wing opposition, saying that he "took illegal intelligence actions" and "created conditions for the collection, storage and use of private data". Makri served as president from 2015 to 2019. If he is convicted of violating Argentine intelligence law, he may be sentenced to three to ten years' imprisonment. Makri denied his crime earlier this month and called it political persecution.
It is reported that a submarine of the Argentine navy disappeared in November 2017 and was found to sink at the bottom of the South Pacific Ocean. The families of the shipwrecked crew members said they had been tracked, bugged, photographed and intimidated to give up any rights protection requirements. (compiled by / Wang Jun)