Sergeants of the Cotiza Case Begin Hunger Strike After Serving Their Sentence and Not Being Released
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Sergeants of the Cotiza Case Begin Hunger Strike After Serving Their Sentence and Not Being Released
After 2,819 days of imprisonment, the 24 sergeants of the Bolivarian National Guard (GNB) linked to the so-called “Quotiza case” began a hunger strike to protest against the institutional delay that keeps them in a legal limbo. The defense lawyer of the group, Miguelangel Forero Terán, announced the pressure measure on the morning of Monday, November 9, outside the Palace of Justice and warned about the severe physical and emotional wear and tea…
Military personnel arrested by the Cotiza case began an indefinite hunger strike after serving their sentences and demanding their immediate release.The military entry arrested by the Cotiza case began an indefinite hunger strike after serving sentences #10Nov was first published in El Impulso.
The sergeants of the Bolivarian National Guard (GNB) arrested since 2019 for the so-called Cotiza case began an indefinite hunger strike to demand their release, after they reportedly remained deprived of their liberty despite having served all their sentences on October 24. The leader Juan Pablo Guanipa denounced the situation on Monday, November 9, and warned of a judicial maneuver to keep the military imprisoned by transferring their cases to…
Defense lawyers and relatives of some twenty military members accused of rebellion in Venezuela requested an amnesty on Monday. In addition, they denounced irregularities in a new accusation of treason to the homeland, after serving their sentence of seven years in prison.The application is based on the amnesty promoted by the interim president, Delcy Rodríguez, [...] La entrada What lawyers and family members are asking for for for military mem…
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