Veracruz Prosecutor’s Office admits CNDH recommendation for detention of young people in Xalapa

The Government of Veracruz and the State Attorney General accepted the recommendation of the National Human Rights Commission (CNDH) on the arbitrary detention of six young people in Xalapa.

The case rose to prominence after the senator Ricardo Monreal will travel to the entity to follow up on the arrest and that it derived in the break with local authorities.

The Prosecutor’s Office confirmed that it accepted and the immediate actions tending to full compliance with the recommendation.

He assured that as an act of coherence to correct the irregularities indicated in the aforementioned recommendation.

Finally, he recognized the work of the CNDH in the protection and defense of fundamental rights.

Last December, the CNDH issued a recommendation to the government of Veracruz in which human rights violations and fabrication of the crime of outrages to authority were documented.

The CNDH asked the governor of the entity, Cuitláhuac García, repeal the legal reforms to approve the crime of outrages to authority considering that the human rights of citizens are violated.

The recommendation of the CNDH It was made after the arrest of six young people in a commercial plaza in Xalapa, on September 8.

The six men They were released on December 16 from the preventive detention that had been dictated to them after the Prosecutor’s Office of Veracruz not provide evidence that the crime of outrages to authority was committed.

Monreal went to the entity to supervise the case of the youths and it also promoted the recommendation before the CNDH to demand the violation of elementary human rights.

The CNDH asked the governor of Veracruz Yet the Prosecutor’s office the reparation of the damage to the young people, as well as being granted economic and psychological compensation in addition to proceeding against public servants who incurred in their arbitrary detention and the accusation.

With information from López-Dóriga Digital

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