The defendants were arrested in Rosario during a meeting of about 200 maskless people A criminal judge in the Argentine city of Rosario Thursday decided to uphold the prosecution's request to charge Doctors for the Truth leader Mariano Arriaga for instigation to commit crimes, it was announced. Judge María Trinidad Chiabera arraigned Mariano Arriaga for publicly inciting and inducing a group of people to gather around the city's iconic Flag Monument at a time when gatherings are banned by a presidential emergency decree as an anticoronavirus measure. Arriaga was charged together with a councilman from a small town in the province of Chaco and with another doctor for calling for an antiquarantine meeting during which demonstrators were subject to police brutality and fired rubber bullets at.