Members of the Bolivian Police managed to recapture Ciriaco Condori Fuentes, sentenced to 30 years for femicide, and Seferina Quispe, sentenced to 30 years for infanticide, in the city of La Paz. Both were presented this Saturday by the Minister of Government, Eduardo del Castillo.
Ciriaco Fuentes, according to information provided by Del Castillo, committed a crime in 2005 and was sentenced a year later to 30 years in prison without the right to pardon. “Nevertheless, Despite having this sentence, he benefited from house arrest by Judge Patricia Mendoza Murillo”, said the minister.
Regarding Seferina Quispe, he said that she was convicted of murdering her two children, ages 10 and 8, in 2002. Regarding this case, Del Castillo indicated that the woman was benefited by Judge José Ayaviri Siles with the same “modus operandi” with which some rapists and femicides are favored in the country.
Del Castillo recalled that a The commission reviews the cases of rape and femicide in which those sentenced were released, and also investigates 18 criminal execution judges throughout the national territory. He indicated that heThe results of this work will be announced in the coming days by the coordinator of the commission, the Minister of the Presidency, María Nela Prada.
Seferina Quispe, detained
Regarding two other operations, carried out in El Alto, the minister reported that Rómulo Maldonado Alcón was apprehended, who had an eight-year sentence for the crime of transporting controlled substances in 2017. “However, this man He was also benefited by Judge José Ayaviri Siles, with house arrest; With this last case, it can be deduced that this judge also had a network that benefited people deprived of liberty with executed sentence. This is under investigation,” the authority reported.
Finally, he reported on the capture of 17 people in the Alteña city, between adults and minors, for various crimes. Of this group, the arrest of two people, identified as Ronaldo Calla Santos and Abel Villca Afaraya, both of Peruvian nationality, accused of aggravated robbery stood out. A backpack containing various objects, such as knives, sleeping pills and wallets, among others, was seized from these subjects.
Members of the Bolivian Police managed to recapture Ciriaco Condori Fuentes, sentenced to 30 years for femicide, and Seferina Quispe, sentenced to 30 years for infanticide, in the city of La Paz. Both were presented this Saturday by the Minister of Government, Eduardo del Castillo.
Ciriaco Fuentes, according to information provided by Del Castillo, committed a crime in 2005 and was sentenced a year later to 30 years in prison without the right to pardon. “Nevertheless, Despite having this sentence, he benefited from house arrest by Judge Patricia Mendoza Murillo”, said the minister.
Regarding Seferina Quispe, he said that she was convicted of murdering her two children, ages 10 and 8, in 2002. Regarding this case, Del Castillo indicated that the woman was benefited by Judge José Ayaviri Siles with the same “modus operandi” with which some rapists and femicides are favored in the country.
Del Castillo recalled that a The commission reviews the cases of rape and femicide in which those sentenced were released, and also investigates 18 criminal execution judges throughout the national territory. He indicated that heThe results of this work will be announced in the coming days by the coordinator of the commission, the Minister of the Presidency, María Nela Prada.
Seferina Quispe, detained
Regarding two other operations, carried out in El Alto, the minister reported that Rómulo Maldonado Alcón was apprehended, who had an eight-year sentence for the crime of transporting controlled substances in 2017. “However, this man He was also benefited by Judge José Ayaviri Siles, with house arrest; With this last case, it can be deduced that this judge also had a network that benefited people deprived of liberty with executed sentence. This is under investigation,” the authority reported.
Finally, he reported on the capture of 17 people in the Alteña city, between adults and minors, for various crimes. Of this group, the arrest of two people, identified as Ronaldo Calla Santos and Abel Villca Afaraya, both of Peruvian nationality, accused of aggravated robbery stood out. A backpack containing various objects, such as knives, sleeping pills and wallets, among others, was seized from these subjects.
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