Suriname's ex-president fled murder conviction. His victims' families want him found
The families of Surinamese activists slain for their opposition to the government in the 1980s say decades of suffering and sluggish legal proceedings have been prolonged by the apparent inability of authorities to locate the man at the center of it all: former President Desi Bouterse. Bouterse, 78, dominated politics in the tiny South American country for decades, leading a coup in 1980 and finally leaving office in 2020. Bouterse, who had claimed the murdered men were connected to an invasion plot, was sentenced to 20 years in prison.
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