Is that not the problem? From the way things look, those who do not care about the law and use violence can win. Over the last few months, we have seen an increase in the number of journalists killed, and freedom of the press has suffered greatly.
After the coup, as the chair of the National Institute for Agrarian Reform pointed out, conflicts over land ownership have intensified, and the COFADEH has asked the UN to appoint a commission as matter of urgency to get to the bottom of all human rights violations against the peasants in the Aguan valley. So, tension and displacements still continue, and those who want to do dirty work can get away with it.
Should there not be a message that, if people break the law, they will be punished instead of telling them that, if they break the law and bring a smile to our faces, we will pardon them?