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Ex-naval commander convicted over submarine implosion that killed 44 Argentine crew members

An ex-naval commander has been convicted following a 2017 Argentine submarine implosion that resulted in the deaths of 44 crew members.

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A former navy commander and senior official has been convicted in relation to a deadly submarine disaster that occurred in Argentina in 2017. The incident involved a submarine implosion that killed 44 crew members.

Coverage from CBS News, Yahoo, Buenos Aires Times, and Baird Maritime emphasizes the legal outcome for the commander and senior navy official. The reports focus on the conviction as a resolution to the 2017 tragedy.

Further developments depend on the specific legal penalties applied to the convicted officials, though current coverage does not specify the exact sentencing.

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Quick answers

How many crew members died in the disaster?

According to CBS News, 44 Argentine crew members were killed.

When did the submarine implosion occur?

The disaster took place in 2017.

Who was convicted in relation to the tragedy?

An ex-naval commander and a senior navy official were convicted.

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