Guerrero spent almost a month in prison, where He said that he had to sign papers, the contents of which he did not know.they forced him to be more than a day without drinking water And not enough most part of time access to your treatment for being a person who lives with HIV.

According to Manuel, the authorities of this country sentenced him for drug possession, but He assured that he did not commit this crime and that methamphetamine was planted on him.

For this reason, he said he was “deeply disappointed” by Tuesday’s “unfair” verdict and said it came despite violations of due process during his detention and trial, including torture and ill-treatment put pressure on him to reveal the names of his partners and homosexuals.

They also forced me to use my fingerprint to sign several documents in Arabic without an interpreter, deprived me of the right to have a lawyer or an interpreter during a preliminary hearing, and kept me in inhumane living conditions for 44 days.

He insisted that Qatari authorities had condemned him for being gay, which constitutes violation of their human rights.

Although He was grateful that he would eventually be able to leave the country.condemned the trial, torture and ill-treatment.

The case aroused the interest of activists who They created a campaign to get the attention of the Mexican government.who initially refused to intervene because Guerrero had registered in Qatar as a British citizen.