2023-11-05 21:46:04
This week the trial was held for Martina Sepúlveda and Matías Mercantithe boys who died crushed by an oak tree in San Martín de los Andes on January 1, 2016. Relatives of the victims They called for a march this Monday to demand justice in San Martín de los Andes.
According to reports, the mobilization will take place this Monday, November 6 at 6:00 p.m.. They described that it will take place: “From the YPF roundabout in the center to Plaza San Martín.”
They explained that the objective of the mobilization is to accompany the request for justice that was made during the trial carried out by the Federal Court of Neuquén. This Tuesday, November 7, the sentence for the accused park rangers will be announced.
“It is very important that as a community we can unite in this vigil while waiting for the Court’s decision. We trust that justice will be donethat we will have an exemplary ruling that will set precedents so that this does not happen to any family again,” said relatives of the families.
Lolen Case: the concessionaires were separated and the sentence for the park rangers already has a date
From October 30 to November 2, the oral trial took place in the Court of Cassation of Neuquén in which 4 park rangers from the Lanín National Park and two campsite managers were tried where the children’s deaths occurred.
The park rangers Matthias Ivan Oak, Diego Louis Lucca, John Ignatius Jones and Maria Mercedes Hileman They were accused by the federal prosecutor’s office. In addition, Milena Úrsula Cheuquepan and Juan Eduardo Delgado Abarzúa, who were in charge of the camping concession when the tragedy occurred.
This Thursday it was confirmed that the prosecutor maintained the accusation against the park rangers but disassociated the members of the Mapuche community. From the prosecution they asked three years of suspended execution.
After deliberation, the court confirmed that the sentence It will be held on Tuesday, November 7 at 4 p.m. through the Zoom platform.
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