Colombia’s justice has decided on Tuesday to remove the home restraint imposed on former President Alvaro Uribe, who has been sentenced primarily to obstructing justice and an attempted influence on witnesses, while the decision of the Court of Appeal is expected. Mr Uribe, 73, who ruled the Latin American state from 2002 to 2010, was sentenced to a 12 -year -old holding in the Municipality of Rionigro in August, about 30 kilometers from his northwest birthplace (northwest). Last month, the former president was found guilty of attempting to exert pressure on witnesses to avoid being linked to far -right paramilitary organizations, who participated in the bloody civil war with far -left rebels. He thus became the first former president of Colombia to be convicted by justice. He also faced charges of procedural fraud. The headquarters in his trial decided to begin to serve his “immediately” sentence in order to prevent any attempt on his part to […]
Source: News Beast
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