Realized the people that are traveling through their area theyre unlikely to go to the police they dont want to be deported that we can do whatever they want to them. And so they did. That was horrifying. Anything any human does and great examples of bravery and resistance. And gives food to the migrants along the way. This is a dark darker truth. So it fills me with joy to read it because was finally encounters truth. That is why i read maya rather rare writer that can bring us the truth. That mix of bravery and artistry and also tells us to seize the terrible journey in every single time across the border to get into the United States is a great victory that we should justin and up and cheer. Every single one has to be so brave himself. Just to make you feel so proud of the human spirit. They dont understand why they do that. But the great love that drives them. The trauma goes through so much. But he is so eloquent to portray of what is left behind. That these are our brothers and s
For the newly released a second book called a history of violence. This work is hugely important but for the englishspeaking public of the United States the circumstances of Central America as they make their way to mexico into the United States is a humanitarian crisis. With many dimensions riding with Investigative Journalism they are bringing the circumstances to life in your honored and delighted to have him here with us as part of our distinguished guest to be introduced by diana in a few minutes but first i will handed over to sofia. The First Published the beast in english it was one of the most critically acclaimed books ever. Vice huge feed in journalism we are based in brooklyn and london and we see this as critically important and the tent critical for the of composition of refugees in Central America at large. Thank you so much simic into those who made this happen our moderator and the author of performance in recently published by Duke University press and the recipient o
[inaudible conversations] good afternoon, everyone. Welcome. Thank you so much for coming to this event. My name is i am the managing director of the hemispheric institute. And my colleague, hemi and bristol books are very proud to organize this book launch event for owes scar martinezs newly released and second book called the history of violence living and dieing in Central America. This work is hugely important for us at the institute but i think for public, englishspeaking public in United States, the circumstances of Central American refugee and migrants in their countries and in mexico and the United States are absolutely humanitarian crisis, with many, many dimensions. Oscars work and writing and Investigative Journalism is one of the key voices that is bringing the circumstances to light, and we are, again, honored and delighted to be able to host the launch of his book and have him here with us with some distinguished guests guest. Before continuing id like to hand it over to
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Year into indefinite detention people are willing to confess to anything in order to get there case moved into the court system. You see people get to court and want to repudiate their confession. Of course, what does the court turned around and do . You cant repudiate. Repudiate. I think that it is true that we didnt we do tend to assume that people detained are guilty. If you look at the number, in fact, it is not actually true. There is an earlier stage in which they accept the case. They used to give us those numbers in the annual report they have stopped doing it for whatever reason, but in the old days about half of those initially investigated never ended up with an indictment. What i assume is lot of those people end up getting an administrative punishment because it is determined they have not really committed a major offense. What we dont know is how many of those people get off because they are determined to be not guilty. But i think you are absolutely right. When it hits t