Pedro Antonio José, Guillermo José Cruz, Sixto Santiago Antonio, Rafael José Miguel, Nicolás Santiago Antonio, Encarnación Antonio José, Ernesto Santiago Antonio and Juan Martínez Sosa.

Santiago del Estero

Equatorial Guinea Mr. Santiago Ayong Otunga Avomo 9

Jose Luis Santiago Vasconcelos (Mexico)

Ecuador Jaime Marchán, Leonardo Arízaga, Santiago Martínez

323. Jorge Santiago Santiago, arrested on 20 February 1995 at Teopisca, Chiapas, for alleged membership of the Zapatista National Liberation Army.

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The previous day Sergio Martínez Santiago and Alfredo Rojas Santiago, indigenous members of the PRD, had been detained in the neighbouring community of La Soledad by a large group of police officers, who reportedly tortured them (appeal sent jointly with the Working Group on Enforced or Involuntary Disappearances on 12 March 1997).

Sociología, demografía y derecho, International Specialist Course for Children's and Family Judges, Faculty of Law of the University of Chile, Inter American Children's Institute (OAS), Editorial Jurídica de Chile, Santiago 1983, pp. 163 173.

It should be noted that, while the Santrina is registered in the name of an alleged marine ecology foundation called the Caribbean Dive and Research Foundation , its owner is none other than the aforesaid Santiago Álvarez Fernández Magriña.

Other party members detained on the same dates in the Temalatzingo community, in the same region, and later released (José Santiago Carranza and Juan Leonor Bello) were allegedly tortured (6 June 1997).

Chile stated that it had designated the Ministry of the Interior, whose address was at the Palacio de la Moneda, Santiago, Chile, as the national authority for assisting other States parties in developing measures to prevent transnational organized crime.

The President of the Republic of Cuba also reported that on the evening of 20 April 2005, on a programme broadcast by TV channel 41 in Miami, Santiago Álvarez Fernández Magriña acknowledged his participation in terrorist acts against Cuba.

The newspaper itself acknowledged, however, that Posada's past, being linked to terrorism, could create a dilemma for the United States authorities, and it quoted Santiago Álvarez Fernández Magriña as saying that he would support Posada Carriles by providing him with any legal representation he might need.

At the same time, the Cuban President has recommended urgently to the United States Government that it proceed, with the vast resources of its intelligence and security agencies, to search for the Santrina and those who, like the terrorist Santiago Álvarez Fernández Magriña, know the whereabouts of Posada Carriles.

Also crewing the Santrina was Santiago Álvarez Fernández Magriña, the same terrorist who supported Posada Carriles on instructions from the Cuban American National Foundation while he was in prison in Panama, and who was aboard the aircraft that took Posada from Panama to Honduras.

Twenty five countries have signed on to the Principles since 2008. But, while they are an important first step toward managing SWFs legal framework, institutional and governance structure, and investment and risk management policies, they are unevenly applied, and are widely considered inadequate.