The Jalisco Nueva Generación Cártel (CJNG) seized the drug market in Guanajuato and outlined a “free” path for the transfer of narcotics from the port of Lázaro Cárdenas, Michoacán, towards the border.
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Officials raped and tortured civilian July Raquel Flores after arresting her for a crime she obviously did not commit.
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The High Commissioner for Human Rights at the United Nations, Michelle Bachelet, answered questions from the Regional Prosecutor investigating the case of human rights violations in Chile, Claudia Perivancich.
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Former Colombian guerrilla leaders confessed to war crimes and crimes against humanity, while investigations continue into the extrajudicial killings of civilians by Colombia’s armed forces.
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The Nicaraguan government has been accused of committing crimes against humanity as a result of the hundreds of extrajudicial executions that took place between 2018 and 2020.
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On Friday, February 12, a former agent of the Intelligence Battalion 601 and a retired sergeant of the Argentine Federal Police (FPA) were put on trial before the Federal Oral Court (TOF) for the crimes committed in relation to the clandestine center, Club Atlético.
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Miguel Vásquez, a visiting minister for human rights violations at the Court of Appeals in Santiago, Chile, will prosecute Jorge Luis Chován, a former soldier who served under Chile’s military dictatorship, for the murder of José Tohá González and the subsequent cover-up.
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On January 23, 2021, nineteen people were found burned in Tamaulipas, Mexico.
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Although the massacres of the past three years look different than the violence Colombia experienced at the beginning of the decade, deaths have increased substantially and organized crime poses a major threat to peace-building in the country.
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Blanca Agüero, the mayor candidate for Lambaré, Paraguay, and former prosecutor and candidate for Concordia Colorada, denounced political violence reported through fake news.
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