Maradona death trial: plaintiffs call for tougher sentences

The plaintiffs in the trial over the death of Argentine football star Diego Maradona requested harsher sentences for the accused in the last round of hearings. Lawyer Fernando Burlando, representing Diego Maradona’s eldest daughters Dalma and Gianinna, requested a 15-year prison sentence on Wednesday for the star’s former lead medical advisor, Leopoldo Luque. Burlando also asked for 12 years in prison for medical care company coordinator Nancy Forlini and 10 years for psychiatrist Agustina Cosachov. In addition, Burlando requested a five-year prison sentence for psychologist Carlos Díaz, as…