Guatemala: A Step Towards Justice for Indigenous Authorities After Months of Criminalization
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Judge ruled that there was insufficient evidence to indict them – They had led the mass protests in 2023 in favor of the Arevalo inauguration
Guatemala: A step towards justice for Indigenous authorities after months of criminalization
Amnesty International welcomes the Guatemalan judiciary’s decision to close the criminal proceedings against four Indigenous authorities charged with unlawful association, terrorism, obstruction of justice, sedition and obstruction of criminal prosecution following their participation in peaceful protests during the national strike in October 2023. The ruling concerns Luis Pacheco, Héctor Chaclán and Basilio Puac, from the […]
Guatemala City, Sep 11 (EFE).- A Guatemalan court ruled this Friday to close the criminal proceedings against four indigenous leaders accused of terrorism after leading the demonstrations that in October 2023 supported the election results of that year that gave the victory to President Bernardo Arévalo de León, in front of the attempts [...] The entry A judge closes the case against four indigenous leaders in Guatemala accused of terrorism was …
Guatemala on Friday dropped the "terrorism" charges against four indigenous leaders, including a government undersecretary, for their role in the mass protests of 2023. The protests had been held against then-attorney general Consuelo Porras, whom the protesters accused of attempting to prevent the inauguration of President ... More www.ertnews.gr
A judge in Guatemala on Friday ended terrorism charges against four indigenous leaders, including a deputy government minister, for organizing and leading the 2023 protests against the then-head of the attorney general's office, accusing her of trying to thwart the inauguration of President Bernardo Arevalo. Deputy Energy Minister Luis Pacheco and […]
A judge in Guatemala has dropped terrorism charges against four indigenous leaders, including the deputy energy minister, for their participation in last year's protests against then-attorney general Pora.
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