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In detail with the Nation’s Attorney General’s Office about the incident and taking photos and videos

A centenarian family member of 160 children respected from an ultra-Orthodox Jewish sect in Guatemala has found a sanctuary in the capital that has abandoned its residents and paid a visit to the authorities who abandoned them.

The confidants in charge of the sect are dropped off in a calle frente at the sede of the Centro de Atención, especially for children, Alida España, who have abandoned the men.

“I wonder what they’re going to say now,” said AFP representative Uriel Goldman, according to AFP, observing various policies guarding him around the corner.

Según the Procuraduría General de la Nación (PGN) “irrupted” the members of the sect in the center and “relied on” a few there, but with a police law “located and newly respected for all”. “.

However, there is no danger that people who risk entering the cult and have not prevented anyone from protecting the men who are foreclosure take a photo from AFP.

Guatemalan authorities respected 160 children at a finca in the Lev Tahor sect, which was being investigated for sexual violence at a young age.

The community’s property is located in the municipality of Oratorio, approximately 60 km south of the capital.

Según the Fiscalía, el allanamiento while el cual fueron rescatados noños se effectuó por la “sospecha” de lititos de treta de personas “en la modidad de embarazzo forzado, maltrato against personas inferior de edad and violación”.

In the society where he is faced with the prospect of a guilty conscience, the financial situation is over.

Goldman said he “angered” the Señalamien against the ultra-Orthodox Judia sect.

“Authorities have conducted a very large investigation here in Guatemala, and they reportedly made false statements,” Goldman said.

The Lev Tahor sect was founded by the authorities to report abuse of children, forced marriages and fiancés of young people.

The section, installed in the oratory in 2016 and expelled from a Mayan city in 2014 due to conflicts with residents, has classified the investigation as “religious persecution.”

“Hay presión de afuera (para) destroyir a la comunidad, pedimos apoyo del mundo”, sostuvo el Representativete de las Familias.

Lev Tahor was founded in 1980 and his parents attended Dusk, practicing an ultra-Orthodox version of Judaism that was introduced to Guatemala in 2013.

Authorities believe the group represents 50 families, mostly from Guatemala, the United States and Canada.

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