US EditionDraft Government to Subdue Gangs, No Supreme Court Wink
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Criminal Policy Council supports project of submission of armed structures Agency Period... Fri, 18/07/2025 - 21:05 With nine votes in favour, the Council gave green light to the draft project that proposes a legal framework for the demobilization of criminal groups.
The Criminal Cassation Chamber of the Supreme Court of Justice voted against the bill submitted by the Ministry of Justice that proposes criminal benefits to heads of armed groups, drug traffickers and members of criminal organizations. The text proposes a differentiated criminal treatment for these actors in exchange for their submission and collaboration with the justice system. The president of the Criminal Chamber, Judge Myriam Ávila Roldán,…
The Supreme Court did not wink at the draft submission with which Minister Eduardo Montealegre seeks to give teeth to the urban peace talks with criminal gangs in different cities of the country, and to the dismantling of different organized crime actors. Despite that, the initiative had the minimum support required in the Criminal Policy Council. The vote. The text won nine votes, which are not binding, but do give legitimacy to the initiative …
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