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A Canadian judge revoked citizenship of 67-year-old Jorge Sosa over his role in Guatemala’s 1982 Las Dos Erres massacre.
A Canadian judge has approved the government’s request to revoke the citizenship of Jorge Vinicio Sosa Orantes, a 67-year-old former Guatemalan military officer, over his role in the 1982 Las Dos Erres massacre.
Justice Roger Lafrenière ruled Sosa obtained citizenship through fraud by concealing his involvement in the killings, including throwing a grenade into a well filled with civilians.
Strong documentary and testimonial evidence supported the government’s claim that he was a senior commander in a military special forces unit responsible for the attack.
The decision makes him inadmissible to Canada and marks a significant step in holding individuals accountable for wartime atrocities committed while seeking refuge abroad.
Un juez canadiense revocó la ciudadanía de Jorge Sosa, de 67 años de edad, por su papel en la masacre de Las Dos Erres en Guatemala en 1982.