"Pablo Grillo's family reported in a statement that the photojournalist is 'stable' in intensive care, but is not progressing as expected. The 35-year-old has been hospitalized since March after being seriously injured when a projectile hit him in the head during a demonstration in front of Congress, which was suppressed by various security forces.
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After three months of hospitalization at Ramos Mejía Hospital due to injuries caused by a tear gas canister, Grillo had been discharged to continue treatment at the Manuel Rocca rehabilitation center, but his condition worsened. A month ago, his brother reported that the photographer 'is no longer the same.' 'Nowadays, he's much slower; he does things very slowly,' he said in an interview with Futurock radio.
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Weeks ago, ballistics experts from the City Police conducted an examination to reconstruct how the shot that hit the photographer was fired. This examination was ordered by Judge María Servini, who is overseeing the case. As reported by LA NACION, experts fired shots with a weapon similar to the one used by the Gendarmerie, specifically by Officer Héctor Guerrero, who is identified as the one who fired the shot that hit Grillo. The gendarme will be questioned as a defendant on Sept. 2."
