US EditionEven Paramedics Have Been Asked for the Trial Hearing of Jorge Glas in Manabí Reconstruction Case
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Paramedics, spaces to serve food and facilities for communicational activities will be prepared to guarantee the fluidity of the trial hearing for alleged embezzlement that would be installed this Friday against the former vice president of the Republic Jorge Glas and a former government official of the correismo, Carlos Bernal, in the so-called Manabí Reconstruction case.
The former vice president of Ecuador (2013-2018), Jorge Glas, accused of embezzlement in a case referred to as a montage, was transferred from the maximum security prison known as La Roca to Quito, in order to present himself at a new hearing convened by the National Court of Justice. READ ALSO: Venezuela denounces confrontation in Ecuador to attack the Bolivarian people The National Service for the Comprehensive Care of Adult Persons Deprived o…
The trial of Jorge G., former president of the Reconstruction Committee and former vice-president of the Republic, was not instituted on Friday, 6 June, because the psychiatric expertise previously requested by the investigating judge has not yet been fulfilled. Psychiatric expertise is a technical assessment that seeks to determine whether the defendant is mentally fit to face a trial, that is, whether he can understand the accusation against h…
Jorge Glas, who was vice president of Ecuador between 2013 and 2017 during the government of Rafael Correa, has faced multiple accusations of corruption. The post Former president Jorge Glas in the process of appearance for alleged embezzlement in Manabí Reconstruction case appeared first on El Diario.
Former Vice President Jorge Glas will arrive at the National Court to face the trial for the Reconstruction case. He is exposed to a third sentence after the Odebrecht and Bribernos cases.3.338 days after the earthquake of April 16, 2016, which affected Manabi and Esmeraldas, in the National Court of Justice (CNJ) will be judged the
Former Vice President Jorge Glas was transferred to Quito for a hearing on the “Manabí Reconstruction” case.
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