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Honduras 18 More Killed in
Jail Like Magdaleno AFP Al
Jazeera Say JOH Grappling With
By Matthew
Russell Lee,
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Honduras
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SDNY COURTHOUSE,
Dec 22 – Tony
Hernandez, the
brother of
Honduras'
president Juan
Orlando
Hernandez,
after a jury
trial was
found guilty
just after
noon on
October 18 on
all four
counts of guns
and drug
running and
false
statements.
Inner
City Press
which has
lived tweeted
the whole
trial leading
to strange
replies from
Juan Orlando
Hernandez
himself who
tweeted a
photo of a gun
with the name
Trump on it,
has asked for
JOH's
response.
Now
more killing
in Honduras'
jails,
following the
assassination
of notebook
witness
Magdaleno
presumptively
attributable
to JOH who
appeared in
the notebooks,
18 more killed
and blind or
complicit
state media Al
Jazeera and
Agence France
Presse
absurdly reporting
on "Juan
Orlando
Hernandez,
grappling with
a recent wave
of prison
killings."
Grappling? How
about,
ordering? At
least 18
inmates have
been killed
and 16 injured
in overnight
fighting
between
prisoners in
Honduras'
northern port
town of Tela,
prison
officials have
said.
The National
Penitentiary
Institute said
on Saturday
that 17
prisoners had
died at the
facility in
Tela, about
200 kilometres
(120 miles)
from the
capital
Tegucigalpa,
and one more
died in
hospital, with
local media
describing the
unrest as gang
violence.
A prison
spokesperson,
Digna Aguilar,
said
authorities
had to enter
the area
carefully "for
fear of being
among the
victims"
because
several
inmates had
firearms,
which slowed
the
investigation.
The combined
national
security force
known as
Fusina said
that five
nine-millimetre
guns, as well
as ammunition,
had been
seized from
the
inmates.
Forensic
workers placed
the bodies in
plastic bags
and
transported
them to the
judicial
morgue of San
Pedro Sula for
autopsies.
An AFP
photographer
at the scene
saw shocked
relatives
arriving to
claim the
bodies.
Honduran
President Juan
Orlando
Hernandez,
grappling with
a recent wave
of prison
killings."
Stop right
there. This is
embarrassing
reporting, by
Al
Jazeera
and AFP,
both of which
have colluded
with UNSG
Antonio
Guterres'
banning of
Inner City
Press which
asks about
Guterres'
support of
JOH.
Guterres has
refused to
answer Inner
City Press'
questions
about his
meeting(s)
with JOH, and
about a four
person panel
he sent to the
country to
support JOH.
Inner City
Press even
before the
verdict as the
UN
Spokespeople
Stephane
Dujarric and
Melissa
Fleming in
writing,
"October 18-1:
On Honduras on
which you have
refused to
answer or
respond to
Inner City
Press' as it
covers in SDNY
the US v Tony
Hernandez
trial which
continues jury
deliberations
today and has
asked you why
SG Guterres
did not even
bring up
corruption and
drug
trafficking
when he met
president Juan
Orlando
Hernandez, 1)
please
immediately
describe
activities of
the UN system
and resident
coordinator /
representative
on JOH's
current terms
and 2) what
now are
Guterres'
belated
comments and
actions if any
on that last
night JOH's
National Party
majority in
the Honduran
parliament
passed a law
making itslef
immune, and
that Honduran
police
dispersed
hundreds of
demonstrators
with tear gas
on Wednesday
in Tegucigalpa
who demanded
the
resignation of
President Juan
Orlando
Hernandez,
suspected by
the American
courts of
collaborating
with the drug
traffickers?"
No answer all
all.
The
trial began
with a bang on
October 2 with
the charge
that already
life
imprisoned El
Chapo Guzman
gave the
defendant $1
million for
this brother,
the president.
On October 7,
sworn witness
Alex Ardon
described the
meeting, with
both El Chapo
and Tony
Hernandez
present and
the cash in
plastic bags,
see thread and
see below.
The
trial is
before U.S.
District Court
for the
Southern
District of
New York Judge
P. Kevin
Castel and
Inner City
Press is live
tweeting
it. See also
Patreon here
And
here
the post
arrest
statement as
so far put in
to the jury,
as uploaded to
YouTube by
Inner City
Press, here.
The case is US
v. Diaz
Morales,
15-cr-00379
(Castel).
Inner City Press
will continue to cover this
and other SDNY and 2nd Circuit
cases - watch this site, and there is
more on
Patreon, here.
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