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Constitutional Law

Jan. 1, 2002

Agency Silence

Forum Column - Pursuing Justice - By Peter A. Schey - In 1992, the Guatemalan military announced that Efrain Bamaca Velsquez, a Mayan resistance leader, had died in an armed confrontation with government security forces. The Guatemalan army reported that Bamaca committed suicide. However, in early 1993, Jennifer Harbury, Bamaca's wife and a U.S. citizen, obtained information that Bamaca was captured alive, transported to a Guatemalan army base and then executed.

        Forum Column
        
        Pursuing Justice
        
        By Peter A. Schey

        In 1992, the Guatemalan military announced that Efrain Bamaca Velásquez, a Mayan resistance leader, ...

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