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This publication reports on Amnesty International’s work from January to December 1983.

Amnesty international has received reports that Carlos Ernesto Vásquez Zomete was released from detention on 18 April 1984.

Juvêncio Mazzarollo, a journalist who was serving a four year prison sentence under Articles 42 and 33 of the (unamended) Law of National Security, was released from detention in Curitiba on 6 April 1984.

Amnesty International has received report that Carlos Ernesto Vásquez Zomete has been subjected to torture while held in detention at the National Police (Policía Nacional) headquarters in San Salvador, where it is believed he is still being held. His detention has been acknowledged by the...

A report on the second appeal to the Supreme Military Court: Brasilia, 20 October 1983

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Carlos Ernesto Vásquez Zomete was reportedly abducted in San Salvador on 27 March 1984. He had left home to go to work at 7.20 a.m. He arrived at work and left at 9.00 a.m. to attend a press conference and is believed to have been abducted by unknown men while on his way to the […]

Amnesty International is concerned about Juvêncio Mazzarollo, a prisoner of conscience adopted by Amnesty International, who began a hunger-strike on 28 March 1984 in protest against his continued detention.

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