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10-16-2008, 03:40 PM
Senator Wilton Guerrero said that he would not reconcile with former Peravia police commander General Hilario Gonzalez nor with former Bani prosecutor Victor Cordero following statements he had made accusing the two of complicity with drug dealers in his province, in the aftermath of the seven-person massacre in Paya, Bani. "Moral principles cannot be compromised," he told the press, after attending the hearing at the Supreme Court of Justice. The defamation suit with General Hilario Gonzalez was set for 19 November, and that with former prosecutor Victor Cordero for 3 December. Commenting on the case, journalist Rafael Molino Morillo praised the senator for sticking up for his constituency. "Senator Guerrero is setting the precedent for what a senator should be for his constituents. He is the only senator who has stood against impunity and for decency and has mentioned names of people he holds responsible for the increase of crime in his province," said Molina Morillo.
Lawyer Vinicio Marino Castillo welcomed the news that the case would be heard at the Supreme Court. He said the hearing could bring "explosive revelations."
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Lawyer Vinicio Marino Castillo welcomed the news that the case would be heard at the Supreme Court. He said the hearing could bring "explosive revelations."
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