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LatinNews Daily - 21 April 2020
MEXICO: Amnesty law gets green light
On 20 April the Mexican senate approved an amnesty law under which some 6,000 people being held in preventive detention or serving sentences for minor offences could be released in order to reduce prison overcrowding.
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