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Mes

abril, 2001



The case continues unresolved, after a month of court hearings against five accused.

The Guatemalan Church has planned three days of activities, which began today in the capital city with the opening of a crypt in the cathedral, where the bishop´s remains lie. The latter was brutally killed on April 26, 1998.

To date, 83 witnesses have given testimony in 20 court hearings, which began March 23.