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Two new memorial plaques recalling the events related to the civil-military dictatorship in Uruguay (1973-1985) were vandalized in that city, local media reported on Thursday.
Remember, one of them, the martyred students, and the other, where the nationalist Wilson Ferreira was arrested by the military regime on his return from exile, reported the newspaper La República.
This happened a few days after two other plaques were indignant and, after the investigations, it could be determined that the officer was a retired military officer, who was tried by the courts and sentenced to six months of Prison under a probationary regime under an agreement between the parties. In a statement the day before, the Secretariat of the Institutional Communication of the Presidency said in a statement that the administrative sanction was effective Tuesday. "Rigorous arrest" against the exuniformado
It is true that the retired officer was found guilty of having been convicted by the courts as "the perpetrator criminally responsible for two crimes of aggravated damage ", after painting two plaques, one at the Center According to the Republic, the retired military officer is now conducting sanctions in a unit of the capital.
In September 2009, Uruguay approved the law of reparation victims of the illegitimate action of the state, which recognizes the right to full compensation to people who consider themselves victims of terrorism of the State and its illegitimate acts.
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