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A Ecuadorian court found ‘illegal’ and ‘arbitrary’ the arrest of former Vice President Jorge Glas at the Mexican Embassy, which was attacked by police. However, he kept him
A Ecuadorian court found ‘illegal’ and ‘arbitrary’ the arrest of former Vice President Jorge Glas at the Mexican Embassy, which was attacked by police.
However, he kept him in prison because he still had awaiting serving an eight-year prison sentence for two current convictions released in previous years.
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The Specialized Chamber for Family, Children, Adolescents and Adolescent Offenders of the National Court of Ecuador, composed of judges Monica Heredia, Liz Barrera and Adrian Rojas, found that Glas’ rights were violated when the Ecuadorian state did not follow the procedure provided for in the national rules for the search of diplomatic missions. (EFE)
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Source: Aristegui Noticias
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