Mayor of Guayaquil Sentenced to Six Years and 9 Months in Prison in Case of 'Triple A'
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Quito, 29 Aug (EFE).- Ecuadorian justice sentenced the jailed mayor of Guayaquil, Achilles Álvarez, who has another three-year prison sentence for not carrying the electronic shackle that was imposed on him this Saturday, to six years and nine months in prison – in the context of the case called ‘Triple A’ – to the jailed mayor of Guayaquil, Achilles Álvarez, who has another three-year prison sentence for not carrying the electronic shackle that…
The Court of Criminal Guarantees commenced proceedings on 29 August, following the conclusion of the trial and the stage of deliberation.
The Court found Achilles Alvarez guilty and sentenced him to 6 years and 8 months in prison for illegal marketing of hydrocarbons in Case Triple A.
The decision was taken by a majority in the Criminal Guarantees Court specializing in corruption and organized crime
The decision was taken by a majority in the Criminal Guarantees Court specializing in corruption and organized crime
For this Saturday 29th and Sunday 30th of August, at 17:30, the Court of Criminal Guarantees Specialized in Corruption and Organized Crime convened a telematic hearing in which the resolution of the Triple A case, in which the mayor of Guayaquil, Achilles Alvarez, and other defendants are immersed, will be notified.
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