George Glass's discussion of citizenship and the legal status of militancy as part of his defense strategy Political | news

A series of conversations about the legal status of former Vice President George GlassFrancisco Hidalgo, who has been incarcerated in Guayaquil's maximum security prison since April 6, is Francisco Hidalgo. Recruitment Application In support of the Correismo leader.

Klaus was detained inside the Mexican Embassy in Quito on the night of April 5, and hours later he was taken to the Guayas Deprivation of Liberty Center (CPL) No. 3 to serve court orders for failure to comply with preventive measures and detention. Detention ordered for fraud in Manabi reconstruction case.

His arrest came hours after Mexico announced it had granted him political asylum, widening a rift in diplomatic relations between the countries and a crossroad of cases at the International Court of Justice (ICJ).

The purpose of the talks was to “qualify” the issue of “violation of human rights” and “violation of international law” against the former president of the Citizens and Militancy of the Citizens' Revolution (RC). and national law.”Hidalgo explained.

The aim, he said, is for citizens to “have a clear idea and a clear panorama of what is to come in terms of legal, judicial and political interpretations, not only for former Vice President Jorge Claus, but also for the future consequences or punishments that Ecuador will face.” For violating international agreements.

The first conversation took place electronically, Sunday night, May 5, with the participation of Hidalgo, Andres Aras, RC's legal secretary, and former class attorneys Eduardo Franco Lure and Edison Loiza. Former Minister of the Government of Bolivia Sacha Llorenti and Tamara Lajdman in her biography on the social network also participated.

As Hidalgo revealed, Lajdman and Llorenti were part of a group that wrote an open letter in which former Ibero-American leaders, politicians and artists asked that Claus be granted safe conduct so that he could go to Mexico as a political asylum.

The letter went viral on social media last weekend, the first month since general forces stormed the Mexican embassy in Quito. The “invasion of territory” claims that its target was the abduction of George Glass, “who had been judicially and politically persecuted for 7 years and had been a political asylum at that diplomatic headquarters.”

Hidalgo indicated that the conversation lasted about two-and-a-half hours, and they discussed the next steps to follow after the trial and sentencing. Recruitment Application.

Hidalgo is the technical defense of the class and he, as the plaintiff, said Recruitment Application, requested an extension and clarification from the court of the National Court, for which they were summoned to the court on Tuesday, May 7 at 08:30, they assure. There they will appeal the sentence, he explained.

He also commented that Mexico's Foreign Affairs Secretary, Alicia Barcena, pointed out in a recent interview. Country If Ecuador offers safe passage and hands over Glass, diplomatic relations between the two countries could be restored.

The government of Ecuador (it) is illegal, which is not true, and we are counterclaiming from the state to Mexico for granting asylum. Asylum is obtained in a very legal way, with proper motivational support. Asylum letter submitted on December 20; From that moment on, different documents were sent that proved the political persecution of Jorge Claus,” said Hidalgo.

The next conversation will be held in person at Santo Domingo de las Chachilas on Friday, May 10 at 5:00 p.m. (yo)