A federal judge in Campana, Adrián González Charvay, has been reinstated to preside over the case concerning a property in Pilar allegedly linked to fraudulent activities involving the Argentine Football Association (AFA). The decision follows a ruling by the Chamber of Cassation, reversing a previous removal. This outcome aligns with the wishes of individuals suspected of acting as frontmen for Nicolás Toviggino, a key figure in the investigation. González Charvay will now resume control of the case file and implement his previous rulings. The case centers on accusations that the property was illicitly obtained through the AFA. The reinstatement suggests a potential shift in the legal proceedings and continued scrutiny of the alleged financial misconduct. Further measures taken by the judge in the case are anticipated.