La Segunda | Gabriel Zaliasnik refers to presidential pardon Can it be reversed?

Jan 13, 2023

The partner of az emphasized “In order to invalidate, it would have to be argued that those pardoned did not comply with the requirements. That is to say, it would have to be argued that there was an illegality“.

Our partner Gabriel Zaliasnik talked to La Segunda newspaper regarding the possibility of reversing the power of presidential pardon for those convicted of incidents after the so-called “outburst” of October 18, 2019.

Source: La Segunda, January 09, 2023.

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