Salvador Archbishop Fosters Anti-Criminal Law
San Salvador Archbishop Fernando Saenz recommended to the National Citizen Security Commission to speed up its proposals about the Law against the Organized Crime, local media reported on Monday.

We all need, apart from praying, true dynamism to face up to the so dangerous situation we are undergoing, he said.

The prelate asserted that not only the authorities, but also the citizenship have the great responsibility of creating a more human world.

The commission has to make concrete suggestions, and the Executive, the Legislature, and the Judiciary should assume, study, and make them their own, the Monsignor asserted.

The representative of the Catholic Church stressed on the need to disarm the civil population, and only authorize the security corpses to carry them.

The greatest concern of the Judiciary is the closeness of Chritsmas holidays for the deputies, thus they will not be able to analyze and even less approve the law, which also favors appointment of judges to try serious crimes.

Experts said there is lack of a prevention element, because there is not a criminal control policy so far, and each institution works separately.