US EditionJudge denied request to close proceedings against former President Alvaro Uribe in case of hacker Andrés Sepúlveda
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Former President Álvaro Uribe Vélez announced his decision to renounce the statute of limitations in the process that follows him for the crime of conspiracy, related to illegal interceptions—known as ‘chuzadas’—of former peace accord negotiators. Uribe said through a public pronouncement: “It is proven that I am ... The post Álvaro Uribe renounces the statute of limitations in case of ‘chuzadas’ of former peace negotiators appeared first on ::T…
The case dates back to 2014 for alleged illegal interceptions of peace process negotiators.
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