A court in San Isidro, a town on the outskirts of Buenos Aires, has granted a request by three of the eight defendants to postpone for a second time the trial, originally scheduled for June 4 and due to begin on October 1.
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The process will now begin on March 11, Argentine newspaper La Nación reported.
The football great, who led Argentina to a second World Cup title in 1986, died aged 60 in November 2020 from heart failure after undergoing brain surgery days earlier.
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