Defense Minister Vladimir Padrino has in
the past defended the use of military courts as legal when protesters attack
soldiers, and explained he was coordinating these cases with Attorney General
Luisa Ortega. Ortega, however, told reporters in a May press conference that
judging civilians in a military tribunal goes against the country’s
constitution. Calls to the Ministry of Defense for further comment were not
returned. Some experts see the greater reliance on military courts as evidence
that the government is having trouble keeping its grip on the country’s
institutions. More…
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