Monday, May 23, 2011

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PGR Stops Suspected ETA

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PGR Informa Luis Miguel Ipiña Dona, of English origin and legal residence in Mexico, had links with ETA when he lived in Spain, as recorded for possession of a firearm

MEXICO CITY, Mexico, May 23, 2011.-Federal agents arrested a English ell allegedly linked to Basque separatist group ETA and who was charged with possession of a weapon for the exclusive use of the Army.

The Attorney General's Office (PGR) reported on Monday in a statement that Luis Miguel Ipiña Dona, of English origin and legal residence in Mexico, he was interned in a prison outside the capital.

Alongside this process for the crime of using a firearm for the exclusive use of the army, the authorities continue investigations against him for possible illicit organized crime and terrorism.

Ipiña The PGR said that is connected to an investigation into a suspected ETA member deported from Mexico to Spain, and identified as Juan Carlos Gutiérrez Recarte.

"There were indications that Mrs. Luis Miguel Ipiña English-born legal resident in Mexico, probably also had links with the aforementioned terrorist organization while living in Spain, "added the attorney.

federal authority conducted a raid at the home of Ipiña in Ecatepec, a municipality of the State of Mexico and near the capital, where we found a 7.62 mm caliber rifle and a .25 mm pistol.

in the past have been arrested other suspected ETA members in Mexico, one of the most notorious cases occurred in ell 2003, when the police captured six Basques who were accused of raising funds for ETA through business in Mexico.

The suspects tried to avoid his extradition, but eventually were sent to English territory in May 2006.

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Dismantled prostitution ring in La Merced


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report seeks Mancera these subjects force women to engage in sex work and required daily quota, a 13 years between the victims

MEXICO CITY, Mexico, May 23, 2011.-These suspects are members of a gang engaged in human trafficking.

They forced women into prostitution in the second passageway of Manzanares in the Historic Center of Mexico City. Miguel

Ángel Mancera, attorney general of Mexico City, said that "they were forced to serve as sex work, among them is the lesser of 13 years."

This weekend, members of the Attorney General of Ontario (PGLDF) conducted an operation here.

were released 62 casualties, including a 13-years.

"We have seven women who have made complaints, firm and categorical, for the crime of pandering, we have the case of the minor, the crime of trafficking," said the lawyer.

Seven people were arrested:

-Manuel Rodriguez and Roberto Mejia Vázquez Gutiérrez, was the owner of the place where trafficking committed
-Oscar Zunica Jesus Rivera, 19
-Luis Orozco Arturo Ortega, 56-Yahir
Nájera Mendoza, 20 Lascano
-Guadalupe Fuentes 54
-Lucia López Gómez, 25-July
Ramírez Vázquez and Manuel Rodriguez, 35

"Some of them identified as one who beat them when they delivered the share? were forced to eat in the same place , so that part of the account was also given on this site, "explained Mancera. The investigation began

on 5 April when a 13-year-old was treated in hospital for a threatened abortion.

"ministerial staff interviewed the victim who stated that since September 2010 met Julio Ramírez Vázquez and Manuel Rodríguez in the main square of Oaxaca City? The victim told him he was engaged in domestic work and the defendant offered a life more comfortable with a good paying job, "said the lawyer.

said the minor was brought to Mexico under false pretenses and forced into prostitution. Five

establishments such as canteens operating in the same alley were closed.

Detainees came under roots, in order to continue the research.


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sentenced to less than 15 years to 15 years in prison

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The 15-year-old received the maximum sentence for extorting nine people, is the first sentence after the changes the law to stiffen penalties for minors

MEXICO CITY, Mexico, May 23, 2011.-A teenager accused of extortion was sentenced to 15 years in prison in the northern Mexican state of Chihuahua, penalty to be served in a center for minors, state prosecutors said today.

Young, 15, received the maximum penalty for juveniles accused of extorting money from nine people, businessmen and taxi drivers, who demanded money in exchange for protection during August 2010, the agency said in a statement.

He was arrested along with three adults then indicted on charges of extortion, possession of weapons of fire and health (drug).

The conviction is the first ruling against a child since the entry into force of state law to toughen penalties for juvenile offenders, four years ago. However, until its official publication in 2010 were not implemented effectively. Previously

children 14 to 16 could be jailed up to three years and those aged 16 to five, was the most serious offense committed against society. All children under 14 can not be held under any circumstances.

Currently more than 60 teenagers expect a sentence in the prison, according to these provisions.

The northern state has been hardest hit by violence between drug gangs unleashed in Mexico, as it accumulates about 30 percent of the approximately 40,000 murders in the country since December 2006.

Only in the town of Ciudad Juárez, the most violent city in Mexico, have been killed over 8,500 people since then.