The days keep ticking by since the environmentalist Jairo Mora was murdered in Costa Rica. There have been no actions by the Costa Rican government to do a single things about this murder. No suspects have been arrested. No more police officers have been assigned to the region. The negative after effects are setting in to the Caribbean towns in Costa Rica—as Dan Stevens reports for The Costa Rica Times.
Conservation groups announced a $10,000 reward for information on the brutal killing of Jairo Mora Sandoval, a sea turtle activist working to protect nesting sea turtles on Costa Rica’s Caribbean coast near Limón.
According to media reports, the 26-year-old conservationist was kidnapped by armed men on Thursday; his body was found a day later.
Environmental organizations around the world are calling for justice and today announced the Jairo Mora Sandoval Reward Fund for information leading to arrest and conviction of those responsible.
Mayo, 2013
© María José Furió -photo
Pámpanos y vista sobre la comarca del Matarraña. Foto: MJ Furió
Detalle La Creación, de Miguel Ángel
La habitación del hotel reflejada de noche a través de los ladrillos de cristal del baño. Hotel Raconet, mayo 2013
