Acquittal in Samuel Case Sparks Debate in Galicia

A Coruña, Spain – In a significant development in the ongoing trial concerning the crime against Samuel, the Superior Court of Justice of Galicia delivered a split verdict. Alejandro Míguez, one of the accused, was acquitted due to a lack of sufficient evidence to support the charges against him. However, the court upheld the previously imposed sentences of 24 years for Diego Montaña and 20 years each for Kaio Amaral and Alejandro Freire. The verdict has sparked considerable public discussion, with many questioning the sufficiency of evidence presented throughout the trial. One legal expert commented, "This case highlights the complexities of the justice system and the importance of rigorous evidence in securing convictions."