
AI-generated summary
Two separate cases of deceased babies are being investigated by judicial authorities in Catalonia. In one, the skeletal remains of a baby were found in the family home in Santa Bàrbara, which led to the arrest of his parents. In another, the body of a baby was found in the La Mina neighborhood of Sant Adrià de Besòs, and its mother was released with precautionary measures.
The chief judge of the Plaza de Amposta has agreed this Friday to provisional prison, communicated and without bail for the parents of the baby whose remains were found in the family home in the Tarragona town of Santa Bàrbara.
The case remains open for alleged crimes of homicide, child abandonment and animal abuse. and the judge has also agreed to suspend parental rights, as reported by the Superior Court of Justice of Catalonia.
The parents were arrested at Valencia North Station last Wednesday and the skeletal remains were found on Thursday at the couple's home.
In another case, the judge of the Badalona duty court this Friday agreed to release with precautionary measures for the mother of the dead baby found in the La Mina neighborhood of Sant Adrià de Besòs.
The measures include withdrawal of passport, prohibition of leaving the territory and periodic appearances in court.
The woman remains under investigation and at this point in the judicial phase the criminal act cannot yet be classified.
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AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Forensic and psychological tests will be carried out to determine the causes of the baby's death in Santa Bàrbara and evaluate the criminal responsibility of the parents.
Very likely · Within weeks
The mother of La Mina's baby will be subject to judicial monitoring and could face formal charges if new evidence is found.
Likely · Within months

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