Justice
Ramiro Muñoz, former citizens of the TSE is sentenced to 4 years and 4 months in prison for two crimes within the Citizen Prosperity case.
Ramiro Muñoz, head of the Citizens Registry of the Supreme Electoral Court (TSE), faces a request to retire for alleged omission in the inclusion of candidates during the municipal elections in San Miguel Petapa. (PHOTO FREE PRESS: HEMERECA)
Ramiro Muñoz, former citizens of the Supreme Electoral Court, This May 15 was sentenced to 4 years and 4 months in prison for the crimes of abuse of authority with electoral purpose and ideological falsehood with electoral aggravation, this within the case called citizen prosperity.
Muñoz received the sentence for the special procedure of acceptance of charges in the tenth criminal court, by Judge Jimi Bremer.
Within this same case, I had already received a sentence for the crime of Breach of duties last February 13.
The judge also resolved that he may not exercise charges during the time that the conviction lasts.
He also indicated that Muñoz must pay Q15 thousand as a decent repair to the Foundation “Let’s learn to improve”.