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President Kast Highlighted a Ruling that Acquitted Claudio Crespo in the Case of Gustavo Gatica: Ex-Carabiniero Thanked Him Publicly

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The president referred to the judgment of the Santiago Court of Appeals, while Crespo called the fact “historical for Chile.”

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The president comments on the ruling of the Court of Appeals that confirms the innocence of the ex-uniformed, accused of serious injuries during the 2019 social outbreak. “It is confirmed that he acted in self-defence,” he said.

·Madrid, Spain
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Center

The president referred to the judgment of the Santiago Court of Appeals, while Crespo called the fact “historical for Chile.”

·Santiago, Chile
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Lean Right

The head of state said that the justice system, in this case, spoke "strong and clear", in addition to highlighting that Crespo acted in "legitimate defense".

·Las Condes, Chile
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President José Antonio Kast supported the ruling that confirmed the acquittal of ex-Carabiniero Claudio Crespo in the Gustavo Gatica case. The Court of Appeals rejected appeals seeking to annul the trial and conduct a new trial.

The President of the Republic, José Antonio Kast, referred this Monday to the ruling issued by the Supreme Court that rejected the annulment of the trial that resulted in the acquittal of the former Carabineros Claudio Crespo, in the context of the case involving Congressman Gustavo Gatica. Through his social networks, the president expressed his agreement with the judicial decision, noting that “justice has spoken in the case of Claudio Crespo …

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It was determined that the shot that blinded the deputy today was justified in the midst of the demonstrations in the social explosion.

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