Paraguay: Investigation must lead to justice for Curuguaty killings

Headline Title: Paraguay: Investigation must lead to justice for Curuguaty killings 17 December 2012 Authorities in Paraguay must ensure all those responsible for the deaths of 11 peasants and six police officers in Curuguaty last June are investigated, including police officers present at the eviction, said Amnesty International as charges against 14 peasants were made public yesterday. On 15 June 2012, 11 peasants and six police officers died and several were injured after clashes erupted during a forced eviction in the Curuguaty district in Paraguay’s Canindeyú region. At least…

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