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Two years on, Argentina still searches for answers in missing child case

Micaela Cendra, Noticias Argentinas· ·7 min read · 0 reactions · 0 comments · 43 views
Two years on, Argentina still searches for answers in missing child case
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June 13, 2024, was the last day five-year-old Loan Danilo Peña was seen alive. The boy vanished after travelling with his father to his grandmother Catalina's home in the rural community of El Algarrobal, near the town of Nueve de Julio in Corrientes Province, for what should have been an ordinary family lunch. Days before the start of a court case with 17 defendants in the dock, seven of whom are accused of the alleged abduction and concealment of the child, the search for answers about what happened to Loan and where he is today continues.

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Publication timeSun, 14 Jun 2026 16:10:06 GMT
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June 13, 2024, was the last day five-year-old Loan Danilo Peña was seen alive. The boy vanished after travelling with his father to his grandmother Catalina's home in the rural community of El Algarrobal, near the town of Nueve de Julio in Corrientes Province, for what should have been an ordinary family lunch. Days before the start of a court case with 17 defendants in the dock, seven of whom are accused of the alleged abduction and concealment of the child, the search for answers about what happened to Loan and where he is today continues. The day Loan and his father travelled to El Algarrobal for lunch, they were not alone.

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