00:28The CTI of the Fiscalía
00:30in a dramatic conversation where we listen to the negotiation.
00:45Eight months after, the three detained, the doctor Eiber José Ochoa,
00:49his colleague Arelis Delgado and Luz Marina Guadalupe
00:52decided to accept his responsibility for the sale and traffic of babies.
00:57Do you want to accept those charges?
00:58Why do we accept them? Because so is the law in Colombia.
01:01No, no, no, no, but so is the law in Colombia.
01:05Permiso, señores.
01:05But you, why do you decide?
01:07Because you know that they were selling babies.
01:08No, I was selling babies.
01:10I never heard it.
01:11Hoy, a judge accepted the agreement that they signed with the Fiscalía
01:14to offer a rebaja in the penalty, according to one of them.
01:18Do you know that they were selling babies in a clinic in Bogotá?
01:23The fact that they were selling babies, yes, they were those.
01:25But there were cases that could be controverted, but they decided to accept those charges.
01:35And the representative of one of the detained said that the sentence is according to the law.
01:41Well, even though the crime is not a reproach social, it is a huge part of all, there are considerations
01:52that unfortunately no have been taken into account, but we are going to go ahead with the sentencing.
02:00Los detenidos, según la Fiscalía, engañaban a sus víctimas y les practicaban abortos.
02:04Los bebés que nacían prematuros y que lograban sobrevivir los negociaban hasta por cinco millones de pesos.
02:10El juez los encontró culpables de tráfico de personas y concierto para delinquir
02:14y la pena que recibirán será de nueve años de cárcel para dos de ellos y siete para una de
02:18las mujeres.
02:20Según la opinión de varios abogados, la ley de infancia y de adolescencia no incluye el delito de trata de
02:24personas.
02:25Por eso es que el médico y esas dos mujeres no podrán ser castigados más drásticamente.
