Mauricio Herrera
Mauricio Herrera is a former Minister of Communication in Costa Rica, serving under President Luis Guillermo Solís. He is currently in the news for filing an amparo petition with the Constitutional Court against the General Directorate of Migration and Immigration. His petition concerns the detention of Asian migrants deported from the United States under the Trump administration, who are being held at a temporary migrant care center in Costa Rica. Herrera argues that these individuals are being unjustly detained without legal recourse and are subject to discriminatory treatment compared to other migrants.
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United Arab Emirates:
Dr. Mauricio Herrera highlights the advanced medical services provided for fetal and neonatal care.
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Colombia:
Colonel Mauricio Herrera is the commander of the Department of Police of Cundinamarca and commented on the investigation into the massacre.
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Ecuador:
Mauricio Herrera has been sentenced for his role in the corruption case associated with Wilman Terán.
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Costa Rica:
Mauricio Herrera is the former Minister of Communication who filed a legal resource against the DGME and Omer Badilla.
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Costa Rica:
Mauricio Herrera, a former communication minister, facilitated the donation of land for migrant refuge.
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Kenya:
Former Costa Rican diplomat Mauricio Herrera has filed a legal challenge to the migrants' detention.
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Costa Rica:
Mauricio Herrera is a former minister who raised concerns about the treatment of deported migrants.
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Costa Rica:
Mauricio Herrera was mentioned as having made allegations regarding the treatment of deported migrants.
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Costa Rica:
Mauricio Herrera, a former Minister of Communication, also denounced the pressures faced by the migrants.
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Costa Rica:
Mauricio Herrera is a former Minister of Communication who criticized the government's handling of deported migrants.
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