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Panama Grounds Posada Springers
A Panamanian court confirmed the prohibition of leaving the country for three former officials from the government of ex President Mireya Moscoso that released terrorist Luis Posada Carriles, judiciary sources reported Tuesday.

The Second Higher Justice Court rejected an appeal Monday lodged by former Interior Minister Arnulfo Escalona and former police director Carlos Bares and former migration director Javier Tapia.

Their impediment to leave the country was imposed by the 12th Penal Circuit Court that follows the process for abuse of authority in the release of Posada Carriles and three accomplices, who were pardoned by Moscoso.

Posada and his accomplices were sentenced in 2000 for illegally entered the country with weapons and explosives for conspiring to assassinate Cuban President Fidel Castro during a public act in this capital.

According to lawyers, Posada and his friend received protection and false documents given by the former immigration chief and left the country two hours before the pardon was published in the Gaceta Oficial.
 



 

 

 

 
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