Tegucigalpa, Honduras.
The recent hallucinations of al less than one person cared for and Plastic envelopes in Honduras reflect the recruitment of violence in the country, where the authorities attribute the Crimes of these criminals to those involved in the vandalism and organized crime.
Catorce persons, between them a minor of 14 years, he side assigned in Honduras in the first two days of entry in hechos that have in common that the victims he side hplastic envelopes and plastic packaging.
At a cost of each corpse, written on a cardboard, was found the next message: “Extortionists. Point and com @”.
The violent deaths have been attributed to the pandillas, known as mares, which are territorial for the sale of drugs.
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“This type of homicide is not new, indomitably “The number of people he appeared to be killed by is what we call the attention,” said Jair Meza, the spokesman for Honduran Police
According to the first investigations, in addition, “criminal structures of seas and pandillas are behind this type of crime, by internal peoples or with another type of structures”.
Meza indicates that analytical research teams and the assessors have “some relationship in common”, but now “they have not been able to establish any type of message between the scenes”.
The message that the written message was written along with the corpses is “a way of dissuading your investigative part” de los hechos kriminele.
“We are working with our communities and because these crimes do not affect us, this is our mission,” the police spokesman said.
VIOLENCIA’S RECEPTION
The first of the “packed” cars were held on the 3rd of January in a popular San Pedro Sula barrier, north of the country, where the following days were repeated in Tegucigalpa, Tela, Choloma and Trinidad, in the center, caribe, north and west dand Honduras.
This type of assessor has “been very notorious” as of 2021 and “aggravates the situation of violence and crime in the country”, says Efe the director of the Observatory of the Violence of the National Autonomous University of Honduras (UNAH) , Migdonia Ayestas.
“It’s really a preoccupation that in three days (of January) vayan catorce persons (assesinadas) halladas in sacks, bolsas, for what one asks: what is happening”, signaled.
The criminals, according to the expert, “in addition to the serious problem of insecurity and impunity, because when investigating the victims and not establishing those responsible”.
In his opinion, the assessors may be related to persons who have decided to “take over” justice in its own right or selective crimes “.
LOS JOVENES, PRINCIPALS OF VICTIM
In all these cases, the young people are the most affected by the violence caused by the organized crime and the pandillas, added.
“The main risk factor for being the victim of violence is being a minor for 30 years in this country”, underlined Ayestas.
An information from the ONG Casa Alianza corrobora this appreciation only in November passed 62 homicides of minor persons of 23 years, many of them nine.
CRIME INVESTMENT
The State Commission of Human Rights in Honduras lamented that this type of assessments occurred in the country and was instituted by the law enforcement agencies and law enforcement agencies that “act with readiness and diligence to clarify these violent deaths and identify them.” and sanction the material and intellectual property managers “.
These deaths have “alarmed” the Honduran population, underlining the human rights body, which has a claim to respect it established in Article 59 of the Honduran Constitution, which states that “The human person is the finest of the society and the state. All ten the obligation to respect and protect ”.
The Central American country recorded in 2020 at least 3,482 homicides, figures that show “the high indexes of violence and impunity in Honduras, particularly in cases of violations of the right to life, “A situation that frustrates the expectations and opportunities of justice and development in the country”, added.
The State has the responsibility to ensure that the responsible security institutions prevent, prevent and control all classes of offenses, omissions or infringements, as well as to maintain and restore internal peace, tranquility and public order. the respect of human rights “, said the Commission of Human Rights.
Violence caused by organized crime, drug trafficking and vandalism is one of the main problems facing the Central American nation, with 9.3 million inhabitants, the majority of the poor.