Trending Now - Argentina Begins Retrial of Seven in Maradona's Death Case

WHO:

ABC News Health - Seven health care professionals are accused in the case regarding Diego Maradona's death.

BBC - The medical team of Diego Maradona is involved in the retrial.

WHAT:

ABC News Health - The trial of the seven health care professionals accused of negligence has resumed.

BBC - The seven individuals are being tried for homicide with possible intent and deny the allegations.

BBC - If convicted, the accused face between eight and 25 years in prison.

BBC News - The first trial collapsed after a judge allowed cameras into the court.

WHERE:

ABC News Health - The retrial is taking place in Argentina.

WHEN:

ABC News Health - The retrial began on April 12th, 2026.

ABC News Health - The retrial has resumed in April 2026.

BBC News - The first trial occurred prior to the retrial but no specific date is provided.

WHY:

BBC - The health care professionals are accused of failing to administer proper medical care to Diego Maradona, leading to allegations of negligence.

HOW:

BBC - The retrial process involves legal proceedings against the accused health care professionals for their alleged roles in Maradona's death.

(UPDATED April 14, 2026 21:17 UTC)

The retrial began on Sunday, according to ABC News Health. This marks a significant development in the ongoing legal proceedings. As the case unfolds, many are closely watching the implications it may have.

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(UPDATED April 14, 2026 17:23 UTC)

The retrial of seven health care professionals accused of negligence in the case surrounding Diego Maradona's death has resumed in Argentina. These individuals are facing serious charges of homicide with possible intent and deny all allegations, with potential prison sentences ranging from eight to 25 years if convicted. The first trial collapsed after a judge allowed cameras into the courtroom, prompting this new legal proceeding.