At the Constitutional Court in Pristina today, the retrial of Andrew Nica is expected to continue, charged with the murder of Argentinian citizen Maria Clar Urdangaray.

Nica had been sentenced to 18 years in prison by the first instance, but the Court of Appeals, following the adoption of the defence complaint, had turned the case into retrial.

The founding prosecutor in Pristina had filed the indictment on February 11th 2025, while at the May 28th session that year, Nica was declared innocent.

According to the indictment, the event had occurred on August 1st 2023, at a hotel in Fushe-Kosovo, following a disagreement between the accused and the victim, with whom it was about love.

The prosecution claims that Nica had initially hit him and tried to hit him by car in the parking lot outside the hotel.

All the while, the violence had continued after both entered the room where they were staying. The accused allegedly sent the victim to a corner of the room where she could not leave.

The indictment describes that, from shocks and delays, the window frame was extracted and the victim was thrown out of the sixth floor of the hotel.

As a result of the injuries, Urdangaray had passed away at the University Clinical Centre in Kosovo, despite medical treatment.

For these actions, Nica is tasked with a criminal offense.

Note: The defendant is declared innocent until his guiltyness is proven by decision of form.

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