Rabat Seeks Formulas to Reverse Sentence Cuts for Sexual Abusers of Minors, but Controversy Remains Open
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The Minister of Justice confirmed that the Executive is studying to rescind the resolutions that allowed 56 freedoms, despite the fact that on Friday the government had ruled out suspending the decrees already executed. Amid the growing unrest in the sector over the performance of the Secretary of State in the controversy, in the block they say that on Wednesday, when the special session is held in Congress, it will be a key day for him, who rul…
One was convicted for arresting a man who was later executed. The other, for his participation in the tortures against two survivors of the dictatorship. They are ex-Carabiniero Miguel Segundo Arias Navarrete and ex-member of the Fach, Manuel del Carmen Cabezas Pérez, the other two names behind the sentence sales ... Continue reading "Hijacking and torture: these are the convicts who left Punta Peuco after the sale of Rabat"
The government is exploring the support of a transitional article contemplated in the draft constitutional reform sent by RN deputies to deal with the crisis, which would eliminate the 56 reductions in sentences for sexual offences committed against children under 18 years of age granted by Rabat’s portfolio. The second approach is to issue exempt decrees that revoke the 56 reductions in sentences. The new one. Justice Minister Fernando Rabat (I…
The PDP president also demanded public apologies from President Kast to the victims and their families. The Party for Democracy (PPD) demanded the immediate resignation of Justice Minister Fernando Rabat, after it became known that the government granted reductions of sentence, and even freedom, to those convicted of sexual abuse, rape, crimes against minors [...]
The youths of Christian Democracy, the Liberal Party, the Broad Front, the Communist Party and the Socialist Party issued a joint public statement in which they rejected “fairly” the reductions in sentences granted by the Ministry of Justice and Human Rights to persons convicted of sexual abuse and rape of children and adolescents. [...] The post Youth Opposition Policy calls for resignation of Minister Rabat: “It seems that this government has …
The incumbent of Justice ruled out leaving office after the controversy over benefits to convicted sex offenders and assured that a constitutional accusation "has no hold."
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