Marcelo Bailaque

Marcelo Bailaque

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Marcelo Bailaque is a federal judge from Santa Fe, Argentina, who has been embroiled in a corruption investigation involving narcotics, former officials, and financial connections. Born in Rosario, he obtained his law degree from the National University of Rosario and began his judicial career in 1997. He has faced multiple allegations of misconduct, including accusations of collusion with drug trafficking networks, and is currently awaiting a decision from the Federal Criminal Cassation Court regarding the legal framework under which his case will be processed.

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Marcelo Bailaque is accused of having links to drug trafficking and has resigned to avoid dismissal.

Milei aceptó la renuncia del juez federal Marcelo Bailaque, acusado de vínculos con el narcotráfico en Rosario
Clarín·ArgentinaArgentina· 2025-07-01
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Marcelo Bailaque, a federal judge, resigned amid accusations of links to drug trafficking in Rosario.

Renunció el juez federal Marcelo Bailaque, acusado de tener vínculos con el narcotráfico en Rosario
Clarín·ArgentinaArgentina· 2025-06-11
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Marcelo Bailaque was summoned for questioning by the Council of the Magistracy due to accusations of corruption and ties to drug trafficking.

El juez de Rosario Marcelo Bailaque fue citado a indagatoria por el Consejo de la Magistratura y quedó cerca de ir preso
Clarín·ArgentinaArgentina· 2025-05-29
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Marcelo Bailaque is a federal judge who has been ordered to preventive detention due to his alleged connections with a drug trafficker's accountant and a former tax official.

ordenaron la prisión preventiva del juez federal Marcelo Bailaque
Clarín·ArgentinaArgentina· 2025-04-30
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Marcelo Bailaque is the federal judge who interrogated Juan José Raffo.

“Me han detenido en algún operativo y me dejaron seguir"
Clarín·ArgentinaArgentina· 2025-03-18
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Marcelo Bailaque is a federal judge in Santa Fe who is under investigation for corruption and other serious allegations.

la Cámara de Casación define el futuro de dos jueces federales
Clarín·ArgentinaArgentina· 2025-03-15
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