Verdict Postponed for over 47,000 Crimes of Leaders of the Notorious MS-13
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The verdict has been postponed for over 47,000 crimes for which nearly 500 alleged leaders of the notorious MS-13 gang are accused in El Salvador. The post El Salvador: The verdict has been postponed for over 47,000 crimes for nearly 500 leaders of the notorious MS-13 appeared first on in.gr.
The announcement of verdicts for nearly 500 alleged leaders of the MS-13 gang, who are being tried collectively in El Salvador for more than 47,000 crimes, has been postponed. The presidency of El Salvador announced on Sunday that the verdicts, which were scheduled for today, have been postponed to a new date. No explanation was given for the reasons for the postponement, while it was clarified that an update will be provided once a new date is …
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