A 2008 murder during the San Fermin celebrations in Pamplona led to a manslaughter conviction in 2009, sparking a family's fight for justice.
Synopsis
A 2008 murder during the San Fermin celebrations in Pamplona led to a manslaughter conviction in 2009, sparking a family's fight for justice.
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Synopsis
Asun Casasola stands at the forefront of a legal battle following the murder of her daughter, Nagore Laffage, during the 2008 San Fermin celebrations in Pamplona, Spain. The case drew significant media attention, culminating in a November 2009 trial that resulted in a manslaughter conviction for the psychiatric intern responsible. Despite the verdict, Asun and her supporters continue to push for a harsher sentence, advocating for justice in a society grappling with violence against women.
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Why Watch
- Follow Asun Casasola's fight for justice.
- See the impact of a high-profile murder case.
- Meet the family affected by gender violence.
Did You Know
- Nagore Laffage was murdered in 2008 during San Fermin celebrations.
- The trial for her murder took place in November 2009.
- Asun Casasola is Nagore's mother and a key figure in the film.
- The film was directed by Helena Taberna and released in 2016.
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Who was Nagore Laffage murdered by?
Nagore Laffage was murdered by a psychiatric intern during the San Fermin celebrations in Pamplona, Spain.
What was the outcome of the trial for Nagore Laffage's murder?
The trial in November 2009 resulted in a manslaughter conviction.
Who directed the documentary 'Nagore'?
The documentary 'Nagore' was directed by Helena Taberna.
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