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Every case set in what is now Argentina, best-known first. Cities, states and old kingdoms count under the country that holds them today.

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Cases in Argentina

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Cases
11
Years
1500 to 2024
Region
Latin America
Main subjects
Latin America, Music and sport, European families, Secret heirs
Families
Thyssen family
Updated
30 October 2026
Diego Maradona: Argentina celebrando copa (cropped)2020 · Dique Luján, Tigre, Buenos Aires provinceDiego Maradona left five recognised heirs, more paternity claims, and two trials over his death and his nameDiego Maradona died at 60 in a rented house in Tigre and was buried at Jardín de Bella Vista cemetery. In December 2020 a court ordered his body preserved because a woman, Magalí Gil, claimed to be his daughter.lacapital.com.ar and 3 moreLiam Payne: One Direction NRJ 2013 22024 · Buenos Aires, ArgentinaLiam Payne fell from a Buenos Aires hotel balcony with no will, and his £24 million went to his seven-year-old sonLiam Payne fell from a third-floor balcony at the CasaSur Hotel in Palermo, Buenos Aires.tribune.com.pk and 3 moreEva Perón: Evita (cropped)1952 · Unzué Palace, Buenos AiresArgentina's military seized Eva Perón's embalmed body and buried it in Milan under a false nameEva Perón, wife of President Juan Perón, died of cancer at 33. The anatomist Pedro Ara embalmed her body. In 1955 the military overthrew Perón.Il Post and 3 moreJuan Perón: Official photo of President of Argentina, Juan Domingo Perón, using the presidential sash.1974 · Buenos Aires, ArgentinaThieves cut the hands off Juan Perón's body in 1987 and demanded 8 million dollars, and the judge investigating died in a car crashPerón died in office on 1 July 1974 and lay in the family vault at the Chacarita cemetery from 1976. In June 1987 the Justicialist Party received an anonymous letter saying his hands had been taken, with his military cap and sword.pagina12.com.ar and 3 moreCarlos Menem: Menem con banda presidencial2021 · Buenos Aires, ArgentinaArgentine president Carlos Menem's son from his prison-era affair was recognised by a court only in 2006, after his mother's deathIn 1981 the military regime held Carlos Menem, then a former governor of La Rioja, in internal exile in Las Lomitas, Formosa.pagina12.com.ar and 2 moreAdolf Hitler: Hitler portrait crop (cropped)(2)1951 · Martínez, near Buenos AiresFritz Thyssen paid for Hitler's rise, lost his fortune to him in 1939, survived the camps and emigrated on his book royaltiesFritz Thyssen, son of the steel magnate August Thyssen, chaired the supervisory board of Vereinigte Stahlwerke until 1939. Postwar investigators found he had given 650,000 Reichsmarks to right-wing parties, mostly the Nazis.ifz-muenchen.de and 4 moreFranz Ulrich Kinsky von Wchinitz und Tettau2009 · Buenos AiresFranz Ulrich Kinsky sued the Czech state more than 100 times for land taken in 1945, and Strasbourg ruled his trials unfairFranz Ulrich Kinsky was born in Vienna in 1936. His father was a member of the Sudeten German Party, and the Czech government later called him "an apparent sympathiser of the Nazi regime".European Court of Human Rights and 3 moreRené Favaloro: Rene Favaloro2000 · Buenos Aires, ArgentinaRené Favaloro, who developed coronary bypass surgery, shot himself after his foundation went unpaid by Argentina's health insurersRené Favaloro graduated in medicine at La Plata in 1949 and settled as a country doctor in Jacinto Aráuz, La Pampa, in 1950. In 1962 he went to the Cleveland Clinic. There, about 1967, he developed coronary artery bypass grafting.Al Jazeera and 3 moreBuenos Aires Puerto Madero Porteño 1999-05-01: A 1999 photo of the abandoned grain storage, elevator, and mill complex "El Porteño" in Puerto Madero, Buenos Aires. It was renovated1974 · Buenos Aires, ArgentinaMontoneros kidnapped the Born brothers, heirs to Bunge y Born, and freed them after nine months for a reported $60 millionJorge and Juan Born were heirs to the grain trading group Bunge y Born. On 19 September 1974 the Montoneros guerrilla group ambushed Jorge and Juan Born in Buenos Aires.noticias.perfil.com and 3 moreMap of Argentina, marked on the globe1947 · Buenos Aires, ArgentinaBolivia seized the tin king's mines in 1952, and his heir offered the government a 5 million dollar loan for a law that would let him divorceSimón Iturri Patiño built Bolivia's largest tin business and in 1924 merged his mines and railways into Patiño Mines and Enterprises Consolidated, a Delaware company.Time and 3 moreLlullaillaco Volcano in Salta province, Argentina: The summit of South America’s Llullaillaco Volcano has an elevation of 6,739 meters (22,110 feet) above sea level, making it the 1500 · summit of Volcán Llullaillaco, Salta, ArgentinaThe Inca chose a 13-year-old girl for sacrifice a year before her death, fed her elite food, and gave her coca and alcohol until she died on LlullaillacoIn March 1999 Johan Reinhard and Constanza Ceruti found three frozen children near the summit of Llullaillaco at 6,739 metres. The eldest, the Llullaillaco Maiden, was 13; the others, a girl and a boy, were 4 to 5.nationalgeographic.com and 2 more