US EditionTeaching Camp: Gurina and Sánchez Condemned for Disobedience and Street Cutting
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The Missionary Justice issued a historic ruling this Wednesday that marks a position in front of the street courts carried out during last year’s teaching conflict. In a resolution considered unprecedented in the province, Judge Marcela Leiva condemned the leaders Mónica Gurina and Leandro Sánchez for the blockades they had initiated on Uruguay Avenue in mid-May last year. Archive May 2024 According to the sentence, Gurina received 10 months in …
For the missionary justice, the teachers and union leaders Mónica Gurina and Leandro Sánchez committed crimes during the camp that interrupted the transit on Uruguay Avenue in the middle of last year during a multisectoral protest in demand of salary improvements. This afternoon the Correctional and Juvenile Judge Uno de Posadas, Marcela Leiva, who as president of the single-person court charged with carrying out the oral trial decided to convic…
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