The District Attorney will go to court for the third time today, Friday 30 May to seek an annulment of the decision that decreed the application of the statute of limitations on the charges stemming from the Bahia de las Aguilas case. The defendants in the case, according to El Nuevo Diario, are charged with expropriating thousands of meters of land in the area surrounding one of the most beautiful beaches on the island, located in the southwestern province of Pedernales. The District Attorney’s appeal for a reversal of the decision by the First Collegiate Tribunal of the National District is based on what she calls “contradictions and a manifest lack of logic by virtue of which the tribunal of the first degree stressed that it would carry out an overall analysis of the process but only analyzed the behavior of the Justice Department and not that of the other actors in the process.” The earlier decisions claimed that the statute of limitation in the case was applicable despite having recognized that the process had not passed the limitations at the moment of the request carried out by the accused in 2012.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
The District Attorney will go to court for the third time today, Friday 30 May to seek an annulment of the decision that decreed the application of the statute of limitations on the charges stemming from the Bahia de las Aguilas case. The defendants in the case, according to El Nuevo Diario, are charged with … <\/p>\n