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torture against Lydia Cacho investigate

continue with the investigation of Lydia Cacho, will finish the six years and continues with impunity to denounce ... As always an excellent article from the path of peje and picture of Lydia. Note here:


Lydia Cacho
Late, but finally the NHRC will support the Mexican journalist.
Photo: Special / EFE

Mexico, March 12 (EFE) .- The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) of Mexico issued today a recommendation to the governors of the states of Puebla and Quintana Roo to investigate alleged abuses and torture of the journalist was subjected Lydia Cacho for her arrest in 2005.
The NHRC, with functions of the Ombudsman said in a statement that "found sufficient evidence to infer that the journalist was subjected to acts of torture as a victim of physical and psychological suffering that were highly traumatic", on 16 and 17 December of that year.
Therefore, the dependency set a deadline of two weeks to governors Puebla, Mario Marín, and Quintana Roo, Félix González Canto, both of the Partido Revolucionario Institucional (PRI), to refine the "significant administrative irregularities" and in some cases "criminal" derived from the case.
Cacho, known activist against child sexual abuse, was arrested in the tourist resort of Cancun in Quintana Roo state in December 2005 and moved for twenty hours by road to Puebla, to 1,472 miles away.
Before this incident was uncovered in his book "The Demons of Eden" (2005) a pedophile ring in the Mexican Caribbean where they were involved businessmen and public officials, which earned him threats and intimidation.
According to the NHRC, the day of his arrest "individuals outside the public prosecutor (prosecutor) and its subsidiary bodies involved in the arrest and transfer of the journalist, who was on that trip" was not allowed to use the right medicine "to combat pneumonia.

behind the alleged plot to go into a prison in Puebla were businessman Kamel Nacif and Marín governor.
According to the NHRC, the arrest and transfer of the reporter violated the "fundamental rights of legality, legal security, integrity and security, to health protection and freedom of expression. "
result of the foregoing, the governor of Puebla" is asked to repair the damage caused "Cacho, investigate the Judicial Police agents who participated in the arrest and possible criminal liability debugging between them.
Meanwhile , that of Quintana Roo is urged to investigate possible criminal and administrative responsibilities of the Judicial Police agents of the state also participated in the arrest.

For the experts of the NHRC Cacho "was found in a state of vulnerability and helplessness such that physical and psychological suffering caused by experimenting with it despair, confusion, doubt and stress, which together reactions caused her fear, anguish and terror "during the arrest.

governors of Puebla and Quintana Roo have fifteen working days from today to respond whether they accept the recommendation and fifteen more to provide evidence.
Cacho's case was brought before the Supreme Court, the court ruled a "serious" violation of individual rights of the journalist, although it acknowledged some wrongdoing and breach of warranty, which, however, were not sufficient for the court to assume the case.

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