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Graciela Montans Death / Antonio Alcaire Trial
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CA ON0034 10-043-S1-SS3
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1992-1999 (Creation)
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6.2 cm of textual records
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(1936-)
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This subseries contains records related to the trial, the Justice for Gabriela Montans Committee, and to various organizations and support groups.
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Graciela Montans was an Uruguayan mother of three children who was killed by her estranged husband, Antonio Alcaire. Alcaire was sentenced to 8 years in prison with possibility for parole at 2 1/2 years, under the allegations of provocation. WAC collaborated with several organizations in the prosecution of Alcaire. WAC denounced the "existent gaps in the protection, justice and health systems in failing to provide appropriate support to Ms. Montans and her three children. As a result, several changes to the legislation were recommended in using provocation as grounds to reduce sentence" (Mujer's website: http://www.mujer.ca/en/past-projects/).