
Doña Carlota could avoid jail; her lawyers claim to have evidence in her favor.
The woman known as the 'justice grandma,' Doña Carlota, 74 years old, might avoid jail due to her health condition and evidence
The case of Doña Carlota, a 74-year-old woman from Chalco, has caused a profound social and legal debate. She is currently in preventive detention along with her children, following a confrontation that occurred on April 2 inside her home. The events, still under investigation, suggest that the three defended their home against an alleged illegal occupation resulting in the death of two men.

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Doña Carlota's health condition is a factor to consider.
a state judgeCarlota could face the process from homefixed address for her protectionwould consider her advanced ageher delicate health conditionshe depends on insulin permanentlythey acted in self-defense against an invasion.More facts in favor of Doña Carlota, the deceased were not the owners of the place.
Attorney General's Office of the State of Mexicolegally belongs to Carlota's daughterthe deceased were not the legitimate occupants of the home.Carlotanew hearinghomicidejusticecommon sense one should not be treated as a criminal for simply defending their home.
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Eviction crisis in the capital: when justice arrives late
Carlota is not isolatedMexico City cases of eviction and illegal occupation of properties criminal networks that operate with total impunity.Entire familiesexpelled from their homeslegal loopholesindifference of the authoritiestake possession of others' propertiesCuauhtémocIztapalapaBenito Juárezuninhabited or disputed housesthreaten the legitimate owners with violence if they attempt to reclaim them.
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