ARThe Civil Chamber of Villa Dolores postponed a ruling on the responsibility of the Province of Córdoba in the disappearance of Delia Gerónimo Polijo, a 14-year-old girl who vanished in September 2018 in Traslasierra. The case stems from a lawsuit filed by her parents against the provincial government, alleging negligence by school authorities at the IPEM 137 in La Paz. The parents claimed that the school allowed Delia to leave alone two hours before her usual dismissal time, leaving her unprotected during a six-kilometer journey through rural terrain. In first instance, the court ruled partially in favor of the family, ordering the province to pay compensation for moral damages but rejecting the claim for separate psychological damage. Both the family and the provincial treasury appealed the decision, presenting opposing arguments. The family argues the compensation was insufficient and demands recognition of psychological harm separately, citing a similar case where higher compensation was awarded. The province contends that Delia’s disappearance was an unforeseeable act by a third party outside the school’s control.
Bias read (Center): The article presents both sides of the legal dispute without overtly favoring either the plaintiffs or the provincial government. It provides factual details of the case, including the court's initial ruling, the appeals, and the arguments made by both parties. There is no evident bias in the tone,措
