Mauricio Sellmann Oliveira

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  Mauricio Sellmann Oliveira handle.invalid · Jan 31
  “The 32-page document reveals that 94% of those killed were not gang members. Among them were evangelical pastors, union leaders, taxi drivers, and four minors, including a newborn. This figure triples the 153 deaths in state custody reported by the organization Cristosal in 2023.“
  

  Pastors, union members, and minors among the 470 people who have died in prisons under the Bukele regime

  A report by Humanitarian Legal Relief documents that 31.8% of the deceased died violently, while a similar number lost their lives due to lack of medical attention

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  Mauricio Sellmann Oliveira handle.invalid · Jan 31
  ICC-level stuff: “Of the 470 cases, 294 people died after being admitted to hospitals in critical condition, and 143 died in their cells. Some 75 inmates died before they had served four months in prison. The organization estimates that the actual number of deaths could be as high as 1,300…”
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