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is due for release in June 2023.
This release date is wrong. Peru's Supreme Court has said Ramírez Durand's sentence runs until July 13, 2034, not June 2023.
Full reasoning
The article says Ramírez Durand was due to be released in June 2023, but later court records show that is no longer correct.
In the Supreme Court's R. N. N.° 530-2019 ruling, the court stated that, after applying the relevant sentencing rule and crediting time served since July 14, 1999, Ramírez Durand's sentence expires on July 13, 2034. A 2024 report by El Comercio on the Supreme Court's later clarification decision says Ramírez Durand tried to have the judiciary declare that his 24-year term had already been completed in 2023, but the court rejected that argument and confirmed that he remains imprisoned until 2034.
So the statement that he was "due for release in June 2023" is outdated and contradicted by the Supreme Court's later determination of his sentence end date.
2 sources
- Corte Suprema del Perú, R. N. N.° 530-2019
Con el descuento de la carcelería que viene sufriendo desde el catorce de julio de mil novecientos noventa y nueve, el nuevo vencimiento de la pena será el trece de julio de dos mil treinta y cuatro.
- El Comercio: Corte Suprema ratifica que condena de terrorista 'Feliciano' es hasta el 2034
La Corte Suprema rechazó el pedido para declarar que su condena ya se cumplió en julio del 2023 y ratificó que su pena vencerá el 13 de julio de 2034.