Maradona trial: Testimonies dispute sudden death
Dr. Gustavo De Niro, a cardiology specialist, criticized the medical team that accompanied Argentine Diego Maradona in his final days in 2020, pointing to warning signs that should have prompted a change in the medical protocol. He confirmed that Mr. Maradona was suffering from heart problems and fluid buildup, and that his death was the result of a gradual deterioration rather than a sudden event. Clear signs such as edema, shortness of breath, and high blood pressure were present, and an alarm could have been raised before his passing. His testimony affirms that the medical team did not take the necessary actions, undermining the claim that his death was sudden and inevitable. Meanwhile, healthcare workers face legal proceedings that could result in up to 25 years in prison, despite denying any responsibility.
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