The Guatemalan journalist, imprisoned for more than two years without access to a fair trial, is released from prison and will wait from home for his legal situation to be clarified
It is news that arrives more than 800 days late. But euphoria accompanies its arrival. The award-winning Guatemalan journalist Jose Rubén Zamora Marroquín He was granted house arrest this week, in a controversial case in which he is accused of alleged “conspiracy…
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