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New Evidence Reopens Case of Miguel Antonio Valenzuela

Santo Domingo.- Family members of Miguel Antonio Valenzuela Lucas said this Monday that the results of an examination conducted by the Amadita Medical Laboratory contradict the version offered by the Public Prosecutor's Office on the cause of his death, arguing that the leptospirosis test performed hours before his death yielded negative results. (Continue reading...) La entrada New evidence reopens Miguel Antonio Valenzuela's case was first pub…
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Santo Domingo.- Family members of Miguel Antonio Valenzuela Lucas said this Monday that the results of an examination conducted by the Amadita Medical Laboratory contradict the version offered by the Public Prosecutor's Office on the cause of his death, arguing that the leptospirosis test performed hours before his death yielded negative results. (Continue reading...) La entrada New evidence reopens Miguel Antonio Valenzuela's case was first pub…

Relatives of Miguel Antonio Lucas Valenzuela, known as “Miguelito,” and representatives of the San Cristóbal Human Rights Committee rejected the preliminary autopsy report that attributes his death to leptospirosis and demanded an investigation into alleged abuse while he was in custody. During a demonstration in front of the Attorney General's Office, the deceased's relatives submitted documents and medical studies that, they maintain, contradi…

The head prosecutor of San Cristóbal, Ramona Santana, denied on Monday that Miguel Antonio Valenzuela, 44, had been detained beyond the legally established time limit and asserted that he had been taken to a doctor. At the conclusion of the Joint Task Force meeting, Santana rejected claims that the Public Prosecutor's Office had exceeded the constitutional 48-hour limit for presenting the detainee before a judge. “His pretrial detention order wa…

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www.diariolibre.com broke the news on Monday, July 20, 2026.
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