Andrés Alberto Guzman Caballero
President Naive Bukele on Wednesday sworn in Colombian Andrés Alberto Guzman Caballero as the president’s Commissioner for Human Rights and Freedom of Expression.
The executive highlighted Guzmán Caballero’s international experience as a high technology professional and his specialization in new technology law at the New York School of Law.
They also highlight that he has represented rights and freedom of expression in virtual environments at the Office of the Colombian Ombudsman.
Controversy.
The Presidential House said the Colombian’s appointment would allow the Bucre government to continue to “reaffirm its commitment to human rights.”
In the same message, according to the government, they accused the international community and NGOs of criticizing them for “putting their own interests ahead of the well-being of the Salvadoran people.”
Humanitarian Legal Aid recorded 144 deaths and 20,000 arbitrary arrests in prisons during the emergency regime.
Source: Diario Elmundo
