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(Editor’s note: Contains links directing to graphic imagery in paragraphs two and four)A 2015 video of the lynching of a 16-year-old girl in Guatemala has been misrepresented online as showing a young Israeli woman being burnt by a “Palestinian mob” amid the ongoing war between the militant Islamist group Hamas and Israel. They burned alive a 14 year old girl that captures in Israel.” A screenshot of the clip was also posted on Facebook. However, Reuters traced the video to news reports of a 2015 incident where a Guatemalan teenager was lynched after being accused of being a part of a group that killed a taxi driver. Guatemalan newspaper Prensa Libre reported that the incident took place on May 12, 2015, in Río Bravo, Guatemala. The video of the young woman being tortured is from Guatemala and dates to 2015.
Persons: Read Organizations: Hamas, Facebook, hamas, Reuters, Guatemalan, Prensa Libre, Thomson Locations: Guatemala, Israeli, Israel, Kibbutz Re'im, Southern Israel, Guatemalan, Río Bravo
GUATEMALA CITY, June 22 (Reuters) - Former Guatemalan first lady Sandra Torres leads her competitors in the Central American country's presidential race, according to a poll published Thursday by newspaper Prensa Libre, the last before Sunday's election. Diplomat Edmond Mulet trailed Torres with 13.4% support, followed by Zury Rios, the daughter of former dictator Efrain Rios Montt, at 9.1%. Torres, a well-known but polarizing figure, finished first in the first round of Guatemala's 2019 election, but lost to current President Alejandro Giammattei in a runoff. If no candidate earns 50% of the vote on Sunday, the top two will compete in a runoff on Aug. 20. Reporting by Sofia Menchu; Writing by Brendan O'Boyle; Editing by Hugh LawsonOur Standards: The Thomson Reuters Trust Principles.
Persons: Sandra Torres, Torres, Alvaro Colom, Edmond Mulet, Zury Rios, Efrain Rios Montt, Alejandro Giammattei, Giammattei, Carlos Pineda, Sofia Menchu, Brendan O'Boyle, Hugh Lawson Organizations: GUATEMALA CITY, Central American, Prensa Libre, Torres, Electoral, Washington Office, Thomson Locations: GUATEMALA, Guatemalan, America
Протестующие против сокращения расходов бюджета на социальную сферу (образование, здравоохранение, борьба с нарушением прав человека) в Гватемале бросили бутылки с зажигательной смесью в здание Конгресса, после чего начался пожар. Об этом сообщило издание Prensa Libre, передает РБК. В этот момент протестующие начали забрасывать Конгресс камнями, из-за чего некоторые люди получили травмы и им понадобилась медицинская помощь. После этого президент страны Алехандро Джамматтеи призвал протестующих отстаивать свою гражданскую позицию мирным путем. Глава государства подчеркнул, что всех причастных к погромам ждет наказание в соответствии с действующим законодательством.
Persons: Алехандро Джамматтеи Organizations: Конгресс, РБК Locations: Гватемала
Examples of the 22-second clip in which people can be heard shouting in Spanish can be found on Instagram (here), Twitter (here) (here) and Facebook (here ). Mexican security forces captured Guzman on Jan. 5, triggering a wave of violence in the city of Culiacan in the northern Sinaloa state, Reuters reported (here). A longer and higher quality version of the video has been available online since at least Aug. 16, 2017, when it was posted by Guatemalan outlet Prensa Libre on YouTube (here). Based on the description of the YouTube video and the superimposed text in the clip, the footage shows security forces in Hospital Roosevelt, located in Guatemala City. This video was recorded in Guatemala City in August 2017, not after the arrest of cartel leader Ovidio Guzman on Jan. 5, 2023.
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