ritual murders and sects in Corrientes
martes.15.jun.2010
Association of Magistrates and Officers of the National Justice and the Cabinet informed of Anthropological Research Day Corrientes in the Corrientes province, will be held on 1st Forum for discussion "New Challenges To Fight Crime. Ritual and Cult Crimes "
This Forum Parliamentary Interest declared by the Chamber of Deputies of the Province, will be held in the Auditorium of the Hospital Escuela General José F. St. Martin in the capital of Corrientes, on Friday 17 and Saturday 18 June.
can register in Carlos Pellegrini 501 of 7 to 13. Tel: (03783) 428717.
EXHIBITORS:
Opening lecture: by the President of the National Judicial Council Dr. Luis Maria Cabral.
"Crimes Anthropological Considerations Rituals and Cults." In charge of Mr. José Humberto anthropologist Miceli, Director General of the Cabinet of Anthropological Research of the Province of Corrientes
"Altered States of Consciousness and Crime in magic-religious contexts." In charge of Prof. Dr. Andreas Mega. Forensic psychiatrist Forensic Department of the Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation
"The criminal law to the Coercive Persuasion Magic Religious Contexts." A by Dr. José Luis Mandalunis. Lawyer, Assistant Professor of Criminal Law and Criminal Procedural Law, Faculty of Law at the UBA. Legal Secretary of the Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation.
"The Criminality from the approach of Criminology and Criminal Law."
by Dr. Ramon Luis Gonzalez. President of the Court of Appeals of Corrientes.
Source: http://www.corrientesaldia.com.ar/
Related: Trial of former prosecutor Jose Luis Mandalunis
SPECIALISTS CONFERENCE BEGAN IN CURRENT ANALYSIS
Crimes and sects demonic, a link in the crisis said early
Publication Date: Saturday, June 19, 2010
Crimes related to the proliferation of demonic cults was the subject of debate in the Forum on "New Challenges to address crime." As noted, the current rise of Satanism in Argentina is due to many factors, which include "the deep crisis of the principles and religious and ethical values." The presentations will continue today.
The Forum takes place in the auditorium of the Hospital School.
He began yesterday at the Auditorium of the Teaching Hospital's Capital first edition of the "Forum for discussing new challenges to tackle crime." On the occasion, the subject matter were ritual murders and sects, a theme that will continue to evolve today by specialists.
The opening of the day yesterday was led by the chairman of the National Judicial Council, Luis María Cabral, who in an introduction to criminal policy referred to the need to consider new paradigms in socio-cultural relationships in our legal system .
then lectured José Luis Mandalunis, a criminal lawyer, an official of the Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation, Andrew Mega Forensic psychiatrist Forensic Department of the Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation, Ramon L. González, president of the Federal Court of Appeals of Corrientes and anthropologist Joseph Miceli, director general of the Cabinet of Anthropological Research of the Province. Crimes
Rituals and Cults, was the theme of this conference organized by the Association of Magistrates and Officers of the National Justice and the Office of Current Anthropological Research. Is that the province, like other jurisdictions, is attending to new forms of crime, "the product of a society in constant transformation and evolution of features and renew cultural contacts customs and ideological, religious or spiritual coming to fill the gaps left by traditional religious systems and complex sociocultural and economic factors. "
Among these new challenges, and attempted criminal crimes committed in magical-religious contexts have been present on a recurring basis in different parts of the country and Corrientes has been no exception. However, their approach still remains shrouded in a hazy and often in confusion and disorientation.
The issue is not minor, especially when it happened nearly four years ago in grisly crime Corrientes a 12 year old boy who was raped, tortured and dismembered as offerings to the gods in a ritual of Afro-Brazilian and Argentine sects which are suspected to have committed other murders.
The boy Ramon Ignacio Gonzalez was killed during a ceremony syncretic. His dismembered body was found in October 2006 in the city of Mercedes.
Sects and environment is not known exactly how many satanic cults operating in Argentina, as it is very difficult to determine. "Most of satanic sects and groups try to remain hidden, unknown except to their members and few more." "They prefer to be divided and subdivided to form a large group, although count harder, be more exposed to the unveiling of their secrets and allegations, with the resulting location of the centers and identification of its followers, its repression and dissolution ", experts said yesterday.
For tactical reasons the number of its members is often very small (between 10 and 25), although some have multiple groups. Appear and disappear continuously new demonic cults and often members do not know about the existence of others.
Some people involved in these rituals belong to sects, many of them still believe in Lucifer, Satan, etc., and maintain relations with some of sects, although not built to the same, and another group would be divided between practitioners of black magic, satanic occult sign, vampirism and witchcraft.
Satanism This current boom in Argentina is due to many factors, which include "the deep crisis of the principles and religious and ethical values. A crisis aggravated by the permissiveness of consumerism and secularism, sometimes promoted by many governments, this part of the world.
The "fascination with the occult" is another factor influencing this increase. It was also said that most of the people who come to this type of worship frequented environments do so esoteric and occult magic to get used to the ideas and practices from them, and the "desire to go there to experience new ways of knowing."
Source: El-litoral.com.ar
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