QCOSTARICA – A Nicaragua court accepted the guilty plea by Hilaro Blandón, the owner and captain of the boat that capsized on January 23, 2016, in Nicaragua, claiming the lives of 13 Costa Ricans.
The plea to reckless homicide was accepted by Judge William Larios this Friday morning.
The Fiscalia (prosecutor’s office) has called for the maximum sentence of four years in prison, meanwhile the defence has asked for the minimum two-year sentence.
Sentencing will be on February 11, 2016.
The boat capsized while carrying 34 people between Big and Little Corn island in the Nicaragua’s Caribbean. 13 Costa Ricans died in the shipwreck.
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If they can administer quick justice why can’t Costa Rica?
Costa Rica has to much corruption and government paid Judges… to get together and get anything done unless their is going to be money in their pockets…… If there is NO money then NO Justice in
Costa Rica….