San Luis, August 20, 2009
The Permanent Assembly for Human Rights Branch San Luis, is hereby to announce that on Wednesday last December, members of the institution, they were greeted by members of the Unit Superintendent Crimes Against Humanity, where they could express their concern about the fate of our appeal to the decision of Dr Maqueda against the decision which gave the lack of merit in favor of the accused Tamer Yapur, Guillermo Daract, Gerácimo Benjamin Dante Raúl López Quiroga and since we know that members of the Appeals Chamber of Mendoza have excused its members, in all cases of Mendoza and San Juan, as requested address the urgent appointment of Judges to the Federal Chamber
Mendoza .- The head of the Unit Superintendency, conveyed the concern of members of the Supreme Court on this issue, because not only has occurred in this House, but what is happening in the country, so it would already be working on it .- We could also
express our concern about the collusion of the judiciary and the Public Ministry where they dismembered the causes, were delayed for years the tax charges, when made were incomplete and disjointed, and amounted to trial against a tiny files paltry number of repressors and a handful of victims. As a result only a few have been convicted of genocide, some awaiting confirmation from the ruling peacefully in their homes and another bloody repressive died, without having met even a month in jail .-
Almost reopened four years after the causes, Ms. Prosecutor has not yet had time to find that missing accused dozens of other detainees 12compañeros repressors of missing and murdered for what they have strong evidence for a long time.
addition to those victims by the other accused the prosecutor, the Judge issued without merit, only taking into account the testimony given by defendants themselves and without considering the above and provided by the TOF, so the Judge Maqueda only prosecuted the genocidal Luciano Benjamín Menéndez, Miguel Angel Fernandez Gez, and Nelson Godoy for a minimum number of crimes and consistently refused requests from the APDH to extend those prosecutions. While
Supreme Court decided, agreed by No. 4 / 09, decided to organize a special unit that monitors cases of crimes against humanity, even in St. Louis has not felt his performance.
At the Court argued that the high court's decision aims to "streamline the human rights causes and generate sentences," ie, "completion processes." "The trials are dilated disproportionately. There are only a few convictions in cases of human rights, several icons of dictatorship would benefit from a lack of sentence. Horrors committed during the dictatorship appealing to state terrorism. Kidnapped, tortured and killed as part of a systematic plan of repression, and is now going on the facts as alleged by the human rights organizations have long collaborated trials are not accelerated and the oppressors die before sentencing or evade so legal action of Justice. Okay
says Dr. Felix Croux saying "I think we should be very wary of having freedoms, especially in those cases in which detainees have committed crimes against humanity" .-
To Croux, however, the slow pace of trials has nothing to do with a government agency or decision of Justice to ensure impunity, but with improvisation and lack of resources. We believe that besides these reasons there is the willingness of courts to streamline current processes and convict those responsible, so we maintain the requirement of truth and justice .-
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