SNAI Claims that José Serrano's Publication Did Not Come Out of the Encuentro Prison
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The entity noted that the entry and use of cell phones is prohibited in prisons and that there are no privileges for inmates.
Quito. Former President of the National Assembly and former Minister of the Interior, José Serrano, deported from the United States, denounced assaults, restrictions on medical care and degrading treatment since his admission to the maximum security prison El Encuentro, to which he was taken without a warrant of imprisonment with which he was detained on [...] The post Former president of the assembly of Ecuador denounces torture in the prison a…
The institution detailed the controls applied in the prison following the dissemination of the message of the former minister.
The SNAI clarified that a publication attributed to José Serrano was not disseminated from the Encuentro Prison through a device, but by third parties outside the center.
Veronica Serrano denounced alleged torture against José Serrano in the Encuentro prison, St. Helena, and demanded protection
In a message he claims to write from the Encuentro prison, former minister José Serrano calls on the international community and denounces torture. “I don’t have access to drinking water. I don’t get toilet paper, soap, toothpaste or towel. I’m forced to eat in about 60 seconds. I’m insulted, told no... The Serrano entrance denounces torture in the Encuentro: “I’m insulted and my nails are beaten” was first published in Diario El Mercurio.
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