The restriction of the freedom of a former constitutional president by court order is not an everyday matter. In Latin America or anywhere else in the world. And when it has happened in recent times, it has generally been in high-profile processes about corruption, for acts of large companies in connection with public works, or for serious human rights violations ...
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