Lawyer Agostina Páez Returns to Argentina After Paying Bond

Lawyer Agostina Páez, accused of racial insult, paid an $18,500 bond and returned to Argentina. She announced her return to Santiago del Estero province.

Buenos Aires, April 2 (NA) – Lawyer Agostina Páez is traveling to the province of Santiago del Estero after posting a $18,500 bond for racial insult accusations, which allowed her to return to Argentina this Wednesday. The attorney spoke exclusively with the Argentine News Agency and confirmed she is “embarking to return to Santiago” after landing at Jorge Newbery Airport, where she was accompanied by her defenders and her father, Mariano Páez. Meanwhile, Sebastián Robles, one of the 29-year-old's lawyers, noted they will arrive in Santiago at 7 PM and emphasized his client is “calmer.” “Fortunately, we are already in Argentina and today in Santiago,” Robles acknowledged in a conversation with this outlet.

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