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(46) Army Soldier Oscar Andrés Delgado
O. On April 13, 2009, the Inspector General‘s Office removed four Army soldiers
(charges originally brought September 3, 2007) from duty and barred them from
public service for 10 years for illegally detaining, and physically and psychologically
torturing Eniel Estrada Ruíz, Estrada Alberto Cuesta, and Juliao Pallares Elvis in
Morales (Bolívar) on May 18, 2005. The Prosecutor General‘s Office has also opened
an investigation. (Prosecutor General‘s Office Case Number Unknown/Inspector
General‘s Office Case Number 008-127734-2005)
(47) Army Sergeant Robinson Guarin Hernández
(48) Army Third Corporal José Vicente Pena Sánchez
(49) Army Third Corporal Wilson Sánchez Espinoza
(50) Army Soldier Martín Rodríguez González
P. On April 13, 2009, the Inspector General‘s Office closed its case against six Army
soldiers (date of charges unknown), suspending them from duty for 12 months for
alleged infractions of international humanitatian law for their involvement in the
homicide of a protected person, Maria Pan Sativa, on October 12, 2003. (Unknown
whether the Prosecutor General‘s Office has also opened an investigation) (Inspector
General‘s Office Case Number 008-095138-2003).
(51) Army Soldier Dorian Campo Vergara
(52) Army Soldier Argiro De Jesus Cardona Mejia
(53) Army Soldier Alexander Gonzalez Almario
(54) Army Solider Roger Eduardo Estrada Gonzalez
(55) Army First Corporal Carlos Andrés Ortiz Ochoa
(56) Army Soldier Ricaute Catano Cachay
Q. On April 13, 2009, the Inspector General‘s Office closed its case against four Army
soldiers (date of charges unknown; decisions listed below) regarding the death of
Oswaldo Sanchez Campo in the district of El Cabuyo y Clarete (date of incident
unknown). (Unknown whether the Prosecutor General‘s Office has also opened an
investigation) (Inspector General‘s Office Case Number 008-108899-2004)
(57) Army Second Lieutenant Heiner Rativa Rodríguez
(absolved of charges)
(58) Army Soldier Edgar Fernando Poveda Perilla
(removed from duty and barred from public service)
(59) Army Soldier Octavio Corredor Castro
(removed from duty and barred from public service)
(60) Army Soldier Pedro Nel Martínez
(removed from duty and barred from public service)
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