Tsotsil Activist Dies in Prison for 13 Years; He Was Pardoned by Peña Nieto
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San Cristóbal de Las Casas, Chis., Professor Tsotsil Alberto Patish-tán Gómez, pardoned in 2013 by then President Enrique Peña Nieto, after being imprisoned for 13 years accused of the murder of seven policemen, died yesterday, reported the group Services and Advisory Services for Peace, Civil Association.
Master Tzotzil Alberto Patishtán was sentenced to 60 years for an accusation that later exposed serious violations of due process and motivated his pardon.
After spending 13 years in prison for a false accusation, he was acquitted in 2013. Today he was buried in his land, El Bosque, Chiapas. The post dies activist Tsotsil Alberto Patishtán appeared first in Eleven News.
The federal government granted the presidential pardon to Patishtán on October 31, 2013, after serving 13 years of unjust imprisonment and following legal reforms motivated by his case.
By Xicoténcatl. Rebellion_Latin American Summary October 2, 2026. ...And there he looked at the Totilme’íl ancestro; the birds of the night were joined with fox, tecolote and owl. But he won the hummingbird. And it is known that the one who has for wayjel al hummingbird is the Totilme’il father-mother... (Resistance and Utopia, memorial of grievances and chronicle [...] La entrada México. The life of Alberto Patishtán Gómez, professor and histor…
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