Journalist Delvalle Canelón Broke the Cry when He Spoke at the IACHR About the Events of April 11, 2002 and the "Threats" He Received
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The representative of the Venezuelan State did not attend the hearing, despite the fact that the Inter-American Court sent him an invitation to accredit his representative and submit his allegations.The post Impunity for 11A deaths was undressed at the IACHR appeared first on El Carabobeño.
Alfredo Romero and Gonzalo Himiob are the representatives of the victims of April 11, 2002 before the IACHR. These are part of the arguments they presented to the magistrates during the first hearing of the case "Trujillo and other Vs. Venezuela"
National Guard officers who arrived at Puente Llaguno talked with the armed men, but they did not stop them or stop them from firing, the secretary general of the National College of Journalists (CNP) said.
Journalist Delvalle Canelón revealed during a hearing before the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights (IACHR) that in full hearing for the events of April 11, 2002 in Puente Llaguno, two of the gunmen threatened her. "Being in one of the hearings I went to the bathroom, the prosecutor was Danilo Anderson, there was the [...] The entry Journalist Delvalle Canelón broke the cry when he spoke at the IACHR about the events of April 11, 2002 and…
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