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  • Ex-Salvadoran Colonel Is Ordered to Pay for Crimes Against Humanity
    The New York Times
    A federal jury in Memphis yesterday found a former military colonel from El Salvador responsible for crimes against humanity during that country's civil war in the 1980's and ordered him to pay $6 million in damages.....
    November 19, 2005
    Former Salvadoran official held liable for torture. Jury awards $6 million to four victims.
    CNN (AP)
    Daniel Alvarado said he was kidnapped by government agents in El Salvador, hung blindfolded from a ceiling, shocked with electrical wires and repeatedly beaten...
    November 19, 2005
    Torture suit begins for Salvadoran Officer
    The Associated Press
    A former Salvadoran Army colonel was in a U.S. court Monday to defend himself against accusations that his soldiers tortured and killed civilians during El Salvador's civil war in the 1980s...
    October 31, 2005
    Memphian accused in El Salvador killings suit
    The Memphis Commercial Appeal
    An unassuming great-grandfather who has been living uneventfully in Memphis was accused Wednesday of overseeing military squads who killed thousands of El Salvadorans more than two decades ago...
    December 11, 2003
    S.F. nonprofit sues former Salvadoran commander
    Group accuses man of torture, war crimes

    San Francisco Chronicle
    A San Francisco nonprofit that has successfully sued foreign military leaders for crimes against humanity has again filed suit, this time against a former Salvadoran military commander the group says is responsible for torture and assassinations during the early years of El Salvador's civil war...
    December 11, 2003



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