Abraham Aguirre
Abraham Aguirre is a legal advisor and a member of the Permanent Committee for the Defense of Human Rights (CDH) in Ecuador. He has been actively involved in advocating for justice and human rights, particularly in high-profile cases involving forced disappearances. Aguirre recently made headlines as he informed that the reconstruction of events in the case of missing minors from Las Malvinas was postponed due to the need for additional testimonies to be gathered by the prosecution.
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Ecuador:
Abraham Aguirre is the lawyer for the Comité Permanente por la Defensa de los Derechos Humanos, who indicated that the committee will present a preparatory diligence regarding the deaths of newborns.
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Peru:
Abraham Aguirre is a lawyer representing the families of the missing children and discussed the new evidence in the case.
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Ecuador:
Abraham Aguirre, abogado del Comité Permanente por la Defensa de los Derechos Humanos (CDH), también coincidió en que dar un indulto podría ser 'sumamente peligroso'.
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Ecuador:
Lawyer Abraham Aguirre highlighted that the previous table aimed not to imprison consumers, but many ended up incarcerated.
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Ecuador:
Abraham Aguirre discusses contributions made by military personnel in the second reconstruction related to the case of forced disappearance.
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Ecuador:
Abraham Aguirre is a member of the Permanent Committee for the Defense of Human Rights who spoke about the case of Las Malvinas.
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Ecuador:
Abraham Aguirre is the lawyer representing the families of the minors.
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Ecuador:
Abraham Aguirre is a defender of the families of the minors and has accompanied them during the legal process.
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Ecuador:
Abraham Aguirre is a lawyer who has accompanied the families of the four minors during the judicial process.
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Ecuador:
Abraham Aguirre is part of the legal team providing advice to the families of the victims.
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