Myriam Ávila
Myriam Ávila is a prominent Colombian magistrate known for her expertise in criminal law. Recently, she gained attention for her dissenting opinion in the case of influencer Epa Colombia, where she argued that the charges of terrorism against her were disproportionate and mischaracterized typical acts of vandalism. Ávila's stance highlights her commitment to justice and her critical perspective on legal interpretations concerning marginalized individuals.
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Colombia:
Myriam Ávila is the president of the Penal Chamber of the Supreme Court who criticized the government's project.
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Colombia:
Myriam Ávila is the president of the Penal Chamber and representative of the Supreme Court.
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Colombia:
Myriam Ávila is the president of the Penal Chamber who opposed the proposed peace project.
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Colombia:
Myriam Ávila, as president of the Criminal Chamber, opposed the controversial draft law proposed by the government.
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Colombia:
Myriam Ávila is the President of the Criminal Chamber of the Supreme Court of Justice.
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Colombia:
Myriam Ávila provided a clarification regarding the extradition discussions.
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Colombia:
Magistrate Myriam Ávila was involved in the decision to extradite Ómar Ambuila to the United States.
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Colombia:
Myriam Ávila provided a clarification of vote in the extradition case of Valencia Quesada.
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Paraguay:
Myriam Ávila is part of the cast of the play 'La mala yunta'.
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Colombia:
Myriam Ávila is the president of the Sala Penal de la Corte Suprema de Justicia.
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