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El Salvador Court Orders Ex-President's Arrest Over 1981 Massacre

  • A local court in El Salvador has ordered the arrest of former President Alfredo Cristiani for his alleged involvement in the cover-up of the 1981 El Mozote massacre during the country's civil war.
  • Cristiani is named as one of 10 individuals who promoted a general amnesty law in 1993 that exonerates those accused of war crimes. The El Mozote massacre is described as a "crime against humanity."
  • The court document orders the capture of Cristiani and four other defendants who later served in the country's congress.
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Because of the murder of around a thousand villagers in 1981, the judiciary of El Salvador issued an arrest warrant against former President Alfredo Cristiani. He is said to have helped the perpetrators avoid punishment.

·Hamburg, Germany
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Un juzgado de El Salvador ordenó la detención del expresidente Alfredo Cristiani (1989-1994), acusado de encubrir a los responsables de la masacre de El Mozote, donde unas 1.000 personas murieron en 1981 en manos del ejército durante la guerra civil, informó este sábado una fuente ligada al caso.La “detención provisional” contra Cristiani, cuyo paradero se desconoce, es requerida por el delito de “encubrimiento personal” por decretar una amnistí…

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According to the resolution, Cristiani and the other defendants covered up those allegedly responsible for the massacre by promoting legislation published in 1993. A court in El Salvador issued an arrest warrant against former president Alfredo Cristiani (1989-1994), accused of covering up those responsible for the El Mozote massacre, where about a thousand people died in 1981 at the hands of the army during the civil war, according to a source …

·Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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CartaCapital broke the news in São Paulo, Brazil on Saturday, December 23, 2023.
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