Los tuits octubristas del perito del caso Campillai

So, yesterday I came across an interesting article on El Desconcierto about the tweets that the expert witness in the case of Gustavo Gatica, the young man who lost both his eyes during a police attack in Santiago, Chile, wrote back in October 2019. Apparently he was quite vocal about his support for the protests that were going on at the time, and even tweeted some pretty controversial things about the government and the police.

From what I understand, the article is mainly focused on the implications of these tweets for the current trial, and whether or not they may affect the expert’s credibility as a witness. The defense team has already raised some concerns about this, arguing that his political biases could influence his testimony.

But to be honest, what really caught my attention was the fact that this guy was tweeting about the protests while he was supposed to be working on a case involving police brutality. Like, dude, stay focused! It just seems a bit unprofessional and potentially distracting, don’t you think?

Anyway, it’s an interesting read if you’re into politics, legal proceedings, or social justice issues. It’s also a good reminder of how interconnected everything is these days, and how our public statements can have real-world consequences. Overall, I think the article does a good job of providing some context and analysis without getting too bogged down in technical jargon. Definitely worth checking out if you have the time.