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“Commander H” Dealt with Amparo Against Sedena for Detention and Torture
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Authorities recognize a “roach effect” between Tabasco and Chiapas that facilitated the escape and relocation of criminal groups CARLOS RUIZ/PORTAVOZ PHOTO: ALEJANDRO LÓPEZ The revelation of links between the former Secretary of Public Security of Tabasco, Hernán Bermúdez Requena, and the criminal group La Barredora has opened a new line of investigation on the expansion of organized crime to the north of Chiapas. A criminal structure focused on…
David Saucedo, a security consultant, in an interview with Primitivo Olvera, commented that the insecurity crisis in Tabasco and the expansion of the criminal group known as “La Barredora” have targeted...
A District Judge in Tabasco is currently analyzing an amparo filed by Hernán Bermúdez Requena, who served as secretary during the administration of the current Senator Adam Augusto . Bermúdez Requena has asked the judicial authority to stop any arrest warrant against him, in addition to asking that he be guaranteed not to be assaulted or held incommunicado in case of arrest. What crimes does Bermúdez Requena face? This new amparo was filed after…
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eldiariodechihuahua.mxHern n Berm dez, former Secretary of Security with Adn, filed amparo against arrest warrants and possible acts of torture of military personnel.
The complaint was filed on July 21st and was filed by Judge Octavo de Distrito in the state of Tabasco, Manelic Delón Vázquez, who granted him a flat suspension, because the former official linked to “La Barredora” alleged acts referred to in article 22 of the Constitution.
A federal judge granted a flat suspension to Hernán Bermúdez Requena, former Secretary of Public Security of Tabasco, which prevents his detention illegally and, in case of arrest, that he is not a victim of incommunicado detention, torture and enforced disappearance. Manelic Delón Vázquez, eighth district judge in Tabasco, admitted the lawsuit for guarantees and ordered the complainant to ratify his petition. The decision was given a few hours …
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