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Former governor Ernesto Ruffo has been moved to house arrest while facing charges related to an illicit fuel network. The decision followed a court hearing.
Ernesto Ruffo Appel, a former governor, has been granted house arrest while he faces charges related to fiscal fuel theft. The decision came after a judicial hearing, allowing him to continue his legal process from home rather than in pre-trial detention. This development has been met with mixed reactions, with some, like Javier Corral, celebrating the move while calling for a full clarification of Ruffo's alleged involvement.
22 sources across Spanish · blind spot: little coverage from the right
Left 32% · Center 59% · Right 9%
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Left: Proceso and El País emphasized that former governor Ernesto Ruffo would continue his fiscal fuel theft proceedings from home after being granted house arrest, with Proceso also noting Javier Corral's celebration of the decision and call for clarification of Ruffo's responsibility.
Center: El Universal, Milenio, and Reforma reported that a judge granted Ernesto Ruffo house arrest, allowing him to leave prison and continue his legal process from home.
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