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Friesner case goes nowhere
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Contrary to claims of victory by Friesner and his publicist, court sends criminal libel case back to low level prosecutor as file contains no basis for a trial.
Bananama Republic (https://www.bananamarepublic.com/tag/defamation/)
Contrary to claims of victory by Friesner and his publicist, court sends criminal libel case back to low level prosecutor as file contains no basis for a trial.
One can always count on Giordano to deliver those who lost their livelihoods or their lives, or family members, another kick in the balls. Smearing a filmmaker who lost his life, chastising a man who lost his wife for not being emotional enough when he gives a speech - there's really no depth to which he won't sink.
The government alliance is falling apart and they're slinging shit all over the place with new and ever wackier laws. Meanwhile, highways collapse and there's no potable water.
Another journalist was convicted today, and narco-lawyers and thieves confer with Bonissi to expand the reach of criminal defamation laws.
If our fake pompous third world AG gets his way with his criminal libel laws, Bananama Republic will try to get at least 100 complaints filed against itself.
The arrest and detention of 70 year old journalist Carlos Núñez López is related to a story he wrote about plans by Chiriqui businessman Enrique Luis Morales de Icaza to build a hotel in the midst of the Volcán Baru National Park; a plan that Martinelli's ANAM has since approved.
The Committee to Protect Journalists demands that Panamanian journalist Carlos Núñez López be released immediately by the Panamanian authorities, saying that "the verdict should be voided, Núñez should be released, and Panama’s legislature must eliminate all criminal penalties for defamation.”
Of course it was only a matter of time before short-fused Martinelli and his government of muñecos de la mafia would take the bait that Costa Rican online paper El País has been dangling in front of their noses for over a week now, publishing allegations that connect Martinelli with money laundering, drug trafficking and wholesale corruption. And, yes! Martinelli took it hook, line and sinker and announced today that he would start legal action against the publication.