Ramiro Muñoz
Ramiro Muñoz is a former official of the Tribunal Supremo Electoral (TSE) in Guatemala, who was sentenced to 18 months in prison for failure to fulfill his duties in connection with the Prosperidad Ciudadana case.
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Honduras:
Ramiro Muñoz was the head of the Interventor Commission of the National Penitentiary Institute who faced internal power struggles.
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Honduras:
Ramiro Muñoz was unexpectedly dismissed from his position as director of the National Penitentiary Institute.
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Honduras:
General de brigada Ramiro Muñoz was mentioned in relation to the political alignment of the military institution.
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Honduras:
Ramiro Muñoz was the former director of the National Penitentiary Institute who left the country after requesting his resignation.
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Honduras:
Ramiro Muñoz, the former director of the National Penitentiary Institute, left the country with international support to safeguard his life and family.
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Honduras:
Espinoza criticized the separation of Colonel Ramiro Muñoz from his position as head of the Military Police for not 'bowing his head'.
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Honduras:
Ramiro Muñoz was the former president of the National Penitentiary Institute who was removed from his position in July 2023.
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El Salvador:
Ramiro Muñoz confirmed the intervention as a result of a series of operations.
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Honduras:
El coronel Ramiro Muñoz, jefe de la Policía Militar del Orden Público, informó sobre el traslado de Iván Velásquez.
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Guatemala:
Ramiro Muñoz was sentenced to 4 years and 4 months in prison for electoral abuse and ideological falsehood.
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