Tgeucigalpa, Honduras.
El presidente hondureño Juan Orlando Hernández called the international community to condone and give limits to the maras y las pandillas, as one of the principals responsible for violations of human rights at the world level, during its participation in the 14th Congress of the United Nations on the Prevention of Criminal Justice and Criminal Justice, which takes place in Tokyo, Japan, 7 on March 12.
“These subversive groups have reached thousands of miles, debilitated our social tide and made a permanent commitment to all of humanity,” the mandate recorded during its teleconference speech.
Refirió as as the criminals have mutated “our legal mechanisms, institutions, governments and international organizations, need to update to bring this new reality”.
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“To go to our only communes we will be reconciled by what is his. “Maras and pandillas, although Al Qaeda, ISIS and others are not its atypical subjects of international law, are their terrorist groups that must be judged and condemned by the entire international community,” he said.
Subrayó that the crime groups organized with arms of war, technology advanced more than the same states, international financial systems illicit, sophisticated teams for cybercrime, intercontinental speeches dedicated to the greatness of the expanse.
Results
“In 2011 we sadly smoked the most violent countries in the phase of the third debate on the presence of crime organized in our country, mainly narcotics, lakes and pandillas, without embargo, we have reduced in this case a 60% homicide” , aseguró Hernández.
También also indicates that the transit of cocaine that passes through Honduras has been reduced by 87% to a mere 3%.
Due to the constant mutation of these criminal groups and the advanced technology that possesses, these actors and states are not converted into crime companies, multinational organizations are dedicated exclusively to dealing with the secrets of acts of brutality.
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“In this case, we will take decisions that will not be taken until after the midst of it has reached the end of the year, with a constitutional reform to allow the extradition of Honduran criminals involved in drug trafficking, crime and terrorism. of the institution, claiming in this case a 50% of all its members and the majority of its general members are in the service of the criminal world “, recorded the governor.
“We acknowledge the crucial role of the United Nations Office Against Drugs and Crime (UNODC), with which we have recently signed a strategic association and have agreed to a presence in the country, as well as to support the states in implement our criminal law enforcement and criminal justice obligations “, he said.