Jose Rubén Zamora

Jose Rubén Zamora

journalist Guatemala

Jose Rubén Zamora is a journalist known for his investigative work and critical stance on political issues in Guatemala. He has faced significant legal challenges, including multiple accusations that have led to over 800 days in preventive detention. Recently, he was in the news due to the annulment of a previous judicial decision that had granted him house arrest, as the appellate court found procedural defects in the ruling made by Judge Erick García.

Born on Mar 07, 1955 (71 years old)

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Guatemala Guatemala: Jose Rubén Zamora, under house arrest, requested the closure of the Foundation against Terrorism, accusing it of criminalizing and persecuting colleagues and human rights defenders. 5

Consuelo Porras Ricardo Mendez Ruiz Raul Falla Alejandro Giammattei
Prensa Libre – major Guatemalan newspaper, est. 1951: Jose Rubén Zamora pide anular personería jurídica de la Fundación contra el Terrorismo

Guatemala Guatemala: Jose Rubén Zamora is a journalist who has been placed under house arrest and is facing legal challenges including accusations of money laundering and document forgery. 5

Prensa Libre – major Guatemalan newspaper, est. 1951: Jose Rubén Zamora habla de su situación legal y de qué espera tras apelación del MP

Guatemala Guatemala: Zamora informs in an interview that he will go to the Ministry of Governance to request the closure of the Foundation against Terrorism. 5

Prensa Libre – major Guatemalan newspaper, est. 1951: Jose Rubén Zamora se pronuncia sobre apelación presentada contra su arresto domiciliario

Spain Spain: José Rubén Zamora is a Guatemalan journalist who has been a prominent figure in investigative journalism and has faced political persecution. 7

Consuelo Porras Alejandro Giammattei Bernardo Arevalo Efrain Rios Montt Alfonso Portillo Myrna Mack Carlos Martin Beristain
El País: José Rubén Zamora: “He estado fundamentalmente secuestrado”

Guatemala Guatemala: José Rubén Zamora is a journalist currently facing legal processes under house arrest after spending over a thousand days in preventive detention. 6

Maria Consuelo Porras Argueta Leyla Susana Lemus Arriaga Guillermo Demetrio Espana Merida Luis Pacheco Hector Chaclan Walter Mazariegos Jose Chic
Prensa Libre – major Guatemalan newspaper, est. 1951: Consuelo Porras, Leyla Lemus y Guillermo España compiten por magistratura de la CC por la Usac

Costa Rica Costa Rica: José Rubén Zamora, a Guatemalan journalist, was released from prison to house arrest after more than three years of imprisonment due to charges widely criticized as unfounded. 7

Maximino Morales Alejandro Giammattei Consuelo Porras
La Nación – main Costa Rican daily, est. 1946: Periodista guatemalteco José Rubén Zamora sale de prisión y pasa a arresto domiciliario

Guatemala Guatemala: José Rubén Zamora was released from detention after 1,295 days in preventive prison. 5

Maximino Morales Unknown
Prensa Libre – major Guatemalan newspaper, est. 1951: José Rubén Zamora recupera su libertad tras 1,295 días en prisión preventiva

Guatemala Guatemala: Jose Rubén Zamora was released from prison after being granted house arrest by Judge Maximino Morales. 5

Maximino Morales Alejandro Giammattei
Prensa Libre – major Guatemalan newspaper, est. 1951: Jose Rubén Zamora sale de prisión tras resolución que le concede arresto domiciliario

Guatemala Guatemala: Jose Rubén Zamora is seeking house arrest and expresses cautious optimism about his situation. 6

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Prensa Libre – major Guatemalan newspaper, est. 1951: Jose Rubén Zamora acude a Torre de Tribunales para solicitar arresto domiciliario

Spain Spain: José Rubén Zamora is a journalist whose case is described as spurious by President Arévalo. 5

Bernardo Arevalo Luis Pacheco Hector Chaclan
El País: Bernardo Arévalo: “Guatemala se juega la democracia en los próximos meses”