Assassination of Roxana Berenice Guzmán: Congress of Veracruz Will Vote the Lawlessness of Two Mayors, One Linked to the Case
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The Congress of the Mexican state of Veracruz withdrew, on Wednesday, the parliamentary immunity of the mayor of Ixhuatlán del Sureste, Raúl González, investigated as a possible leader of the murder of journalist Roxana Guzmán. The measure meets a request of the Attorney General of the State and allows the politician to be criminally investigated. Curious fantasy: Policeman dresses as a bush in operation with 74 fines for mobile use at the wheel…
After allegedly ordering the femicide of journalist Roxana Guzmán, the mayor of Ixhuatlán, Raúl González, was lawless, and is expected to initiate proceedings against him.
The legislative majority approves, in a closed session, the lawlessness of municipal presidents Raúl González Martínez for the crime of the communicator and Bertín Bravo, accused of disappearance
Two mayors lost their seat on the same day, the municipal president of Ixhuatlán is investigated for the kidnapping and murder of journalist Roxana Guzmán in Veracruz.
The session will define whether Raúl González Martínez and Bertín Bravo Montero lose immunity from prosecution, so that the State Prosecutor’s Office can bring proceedings against them.
JOSÉL Moctezuma / News with Moctezuma With 40 votes in favour and 8 against, the Congress of Veracruz approved on Wednesday the lawlessness of the mayor of Ixhuatlán del Sureste, Raúl González Martínez, and the mayor of Ursulo Galván, Bertín Bravo Montero. Both belong to the Citizens' Movement. The resolution removes the immunity from prosecution of the two ediles and allows the Attorney General's Office to continue criminal investigations again…
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