Rafael Pichún Sentenced to 7 Years in Prison, Claims Forestry Companies Influence Judicial Decisions

Following his conviction, werken Rafael Pichún Collonao denounces from prison a "political persecution strategy" orchestrated by the state and forestry companies. In a letter, he accuses the forestry sector of influencing judicial decisions while reaffirming his commitment to the struggle for freedom and territorial defense.


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Rafael Pichún Sentenced to 7 Years in Prison, Claims Forestry Companies Influence Judicial Decisions

Original article: “Queda claro el poderío de estas empresas”: Werken Rafael Pichún condenado a 7 años de cárcel Pichún Sentenced to 7 Years Accuses Forestry Companies of Judicial Influence: «It’s a Political Persecution Strategy» The Cañete Oral Criminal Court has sentenced six individuals for arson and threats stemming from events in October 2023 on the […]


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