The investigation into the femicide of Agostina Vega—the 14-year-old teenager whose case has shaken the province—gained a crucial piece of testimony this Wednesday, June 3. Amidst the *Ni Una Menos* (Not One Less) march in the city of Córdoba, her maternal grandmother revealed that she had handed over decisive evidence to judicial authorities.
As columns of demonstrators moved from the intersection of Colón Avenue and La Cañada toward Patio Olmos, the woman spoke out. According to her statements, the material she provided would allow investigators to reconstruct the context of vulnerability the victim was enduring prior to her disappearance on May 8.
“It contains everything she had been going through,” the grandmother stated during the day of protest, speaking to the news outlet TN. This revelation shifts the focus to the minor’s immediate environment and the days leading up to the moment she was found dead inside a home in the Cofico neighborhood.
Although no technical details were provided regarding the format of the evidence—so as not to jeopardize the case—the testimony generated a strong reaction among those in attendance. The statement serves to bolster the hypothesis regarding the ordeal the teenager allegedly suffered before her tragic end.
