After the sanction imposed by the Special Jurisdiction for Peace, JEP, on the mayor of Aguachica, Robinson Antonio Manosalva Saldaña, of five days of arrest, for failure to comply with the order of transfer and protection of bodies recovered in the San Martín Cemetery or the Poor thing, the exhumation process is advancing, guaranteeing the proper protocol of the judicial measure.
The Mayor’s Office of Aguachica began the process on June 16 and ends tomorrow. There has been support from the Municipal Legal Office, the Municipal Government Secretariat and the Coordination of the Municipal Victim Assistance Point, through assistance in legal advice and psychological care.
Likewise, the Investigation and Prosecution group of the Special Jurisdiction for Peace (JEP), the Attorney General’s Office, the National Police and the National Army participate.
On the first technical and logistical day of exhumation, the professional team in charge of the forensic identification process located and extracted six bone remains from the area; which are under the respective judicial custody protocol.
The skeletal remains will be transferred to the ossuaries of the Central Cemetery of the municipality of Aguachica, according to Javier Fuentes, coordinator of the Municipality’s Victim Attention Point.
The official stated that with this process a response is being given to the victims of the armed conflict, thereby sealing the wounds of these people who have always sought truth and justice. The municipal administration is being the guarantor of this process that is progressing without setbacks.
Likewise, the Investigation and Prosecution group of the Special Jurisdiction for Peace (JEP), the Attorney General’s Office, the National Police and the National Army participate.
