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Familia de George Floyd recibirá $27 millones en acuerdo con la ciudad de Minneapolis

Pacto civil no finaliza el proceso penal contra el agente Derek Chauvin

TOPSHOT - A woman walks near the makeshift memorial of George Floyd before the third day of jury selection begins in the trial of former Minneapolis Police officer Derek Chauvin who is accused of killing Floyd, in Minneapolis, Minnesota on March 10, 2021. - The first jurors were selected on March 9, 2021 in the high-profile trial of the white police officer accused of killing George Floyd, an African-American man whose death laid bare racial wounds in the United States and sparked "Black Lives Matter" protests across the globe. Former Minneapolis Police Department officer Derek Chauvin is facing charges of second-degree murder and manslaughter in connection with Floyd's May 25 death, which was captured by bystanders on smartphone video. (Photo by CHANDAN KHANNA / AFP)
TOPSHOT - A woman walks near the makeshift memorial of George Floyd before the third day of jury selection begins in the trial of former Minneapolis Police officer Derek Chauvin who is accused of killing Floyd, in Minneapolis, Minnesota on March 10, 2021. - The first jurors were selected on March 9, 2021 in the high-profile trial of the white police officer accused of killing George Floyd, an African-American man whose death laid bare racial wounds in the United States and sparked "Black Lives Matter" protests across the globe. Former Minneapolis Police Department officer Derek Chauvin is facing charges of second-degree murder and manslaughter in connection with Floyd's May 25 death, which was captured by bystanders on smartphone video. (Photo by CHANDAN KHANNA / AFP) CHANDAN KHANNA
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George Floyd Una mujer camina cerca de un mural a George Floyd mientras se lleva a cabo el juicio del exoficial de policía de Minneapolis, Derek Chauvin, quien está acusado de matar a Floyd, en Minneapolis, Minnesota, el 10 de marzo del 2021. Foto: AFP (CHANDAN KHANNA/AFP)

París. La familia de George Floyd, el afrodescendiente muerto a manos de un policía el pasado 25 de mayo, llegó a un acuerdo civil con la ciudad de Minneapolis para recibir una compensación de $27 millones, informaron este viernes la ciudad estadounidense y los representantes del fallecido.

“Este es el mayor acuerdo extrajudicial por un caso de muerte injusta de un hombre negro y envía un potente mensaje de que las vidas negras importan y que la brutalidad policial contra las personas de color debe terminar”, indicaron los abogados de la familia en un comunicado sobre el acuerdo, que no finaliza el proceso penal contra el agente Derek Chauvin y tres compañeros más por la muerte de Floyd.

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