A Guatemalan judge sentenced a man to two years in prison Monday for his role in the killing of a prominent lawyer who accused the country's president of his murder in a video made before his death. Public protests erupted after lawyer Rodrigo Rosenberg's death last May, and the release of his pre-recorded video implicating the president if he were to be killed. But a United Nations investigation found that Rosenberg arranged his own slaying by contracting the hitmen who killed him.
March 31, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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A Guatemalan judge sentenced a man to two years in prison Monday for his role in the killing of a prominent lawyer who accused the country’s president of his murder in a video made before his death.
Carlos Arago Cardona was convicted of illicit association, the first verdict among eight people on trial in the slaying of lawyer Rodrigo Rosenberg last May.
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