Court Denies Conditional Release to Involved in Ayotzinapa Case
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A collegial court denied the benefit of parole in order to deal with the charges of enforced disappearance against Lieutenant Fabian Alejandro Pirita Ochoa, who was part of the 27 Infantry Battalion in September 2014, alleged to have committed unlawful acts in the case of the 43 Ayotzinapa students.
The soldier, accused of enforced disappearance and organized crime, remains in the Military Camp 1-A since September 2022. Anel Rangel Quinto Poder Almost 12 years after the disappearance of the 43 students of Ayotzinapa, the case continues to generate sentences against members of the Army.This time, a Collegiate Court denied Lieutenant Fabián Alejandro Pirita Ochoa the provisional suspension that sought to change his legal situation and confir…
Fabián Alejandro Pirita Ochoa will continue to be held in pretrial detention in Military Camp 1-A as he continues his trial in the Ayotzinapa case. A Collegiate Court denied the provisional suspension because the decision that modified his precautionary measure had already been issued and was considered an accomplished act. The military officer faces charges of enforced disappearance and organized crime for his alleged participation in the event…
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