Ecuadorian Court Sentences Guayaquil Mayor to Three Years in Prison
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A court found Achilles Alvarez guilty of failing to comply with a precautionary measure by failing to carry the electronic shackle
QUITO (AP) — On Monday, a court in Ecuador sentenced the mayor of Guayaquil Achilles Álvarez to three years in prison for not wearing an electronic bracelet in February, when he was being prosecuted for alleged organized crime, money laundering and fraud against the State.
A court in Ecuador sentenced the already jailed mayor of Guayaquil, Achilles Alvarez, to three years in prison on Monday.
Ecuador’s Mayor of Guayaquil Sentenced to Three Years in Prison · Global Voices
The Court of Criminal Guarantees withdrew to deliberate the afternoon of this Monday, August 3, after concluding the closing arguments within the trial, which was installed on Wednesday, July 29, against the mayor of Guayaquil, Achilles Alvarez, charged with the alleged crime of non-compliance with legitimate decisions of the competent authority.
The candidate for the mayor of Guayaquil by CREO, spoke about security, transit, legalization, tourism and her vision to recover the city
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