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Mexican court closes case against official over 2023 detention centre fire

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Briefings

A Mexican court recently dismissed charges against former migration chief Juan Carlos Moreno following a fire at a detention center in 2023. However, victims' groups have strongly criticized this decision as 'selective justice,' arguing it fails to address the broader systemic failures that led to the tragedy.

Key points

• The Mexican court ruled against Juan Carlos Moreno, dismissing all charges related to the 2023 detention center fire.
• Victim groups have denounced the ruling as 'selective justice,' claiming it ignores the systemic failures that caused the tragedy.

Context

This case involves the former migration chief of Mexico, who was charged with negligence after a fire at a detention center resulted in deaths. The ruling marks a significant legal outcome in the ongoing investigation into the incident.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to the court's dismissal of charges and victim groups' denunciation of the ruling. Specific details about the fire, injuries, or the extent of systemic failures are not provided in the source.

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