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Police Murder: Aim at Hurtado Brothers; One Rejects Accusation on Video · Global Voices

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Deputy Minister Jhonny Aguilera rejected that death is linked to a “accounting adjustment” and claimed that Erick and Osvaldo Hurtado are responsible for the fact of blood.
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Police Murder: Aim at Hurtado Brothers; One Rejects Accusation on Video · Global Voices

Deputy Minister Jhonny Aguilera rejected that death is linked to a “accounting adjustment” and claimed that Erick and Osvaldo Hurtado are responsible for the fact of blood.

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Vice Minister of Interior Regime identified two of the hit men who murdered police captain: the Hurtado brothers

SANTA CRUZ, 20 Feb (NOMADA NEWS).- The vice minister of the Interior Regime, Jhonny Aguilera, informed this Thursday that two of the four hitmen who shot yesterday, Wednesday, the police captain, Juan Carlos Aldunate; the brothers Erik and Oswaldo Hurtado, accused of other crimes committed with the same modus operandi. Aguilera specified that the hitmen are members of a criminal group led by Yasser Andrés Vásquez Cardona, alias Coco Vásquez, who…

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