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La trayectoria de Garzón, en imágenes

La trayectoria de Garzón, en imágenes

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  • Baltasar Garzon y el director general de la Policía Nacional, Juan Cotino, inspeccionan la zona en la que un coche bomba de ETA causó la muerte al juez del Tribunal Supremo José Francisco Querol Lombardero, su conductor y su guardaespaldas,

    JUDGE GARZON AND POLICE CHIEF COTINO TALK AFTER A CAR BOMB EXPLODED IN MADRID.

    Baltasar Garzon y el director general de la Policía Nacional, Juan Cotino, inspeccionan la zona en la que un coche bomba de ETA causó la muerte al juez del Tribunal Supremo José Francisco Querol Lombardero, su conductor y su guardaespaldas, en Madrid el 30 de octubre de 2000.
  • Commander of Colombia's National Police Naranjo and prosecutors look at a mass grave in Turbo province

    Commander of Colombia's National Police Naranjo and prosecutors look at a mass grave in Turbo province

    Commander of Colombia's National Police Oscar Naranjo (R), Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court Luis Moreno Ocampo (2nd R), Spanish judge Baltazar Garzon (3rd R) and Colombia's Chief Prosecutor Mario Iguaran (4th L) look at a mass grave containing at least 25 bodies in Turbo province, Antioquia, August 26, 2008. REUTERS/Stringer (COLOMBIA)
  • Spanish Judge Garzon walks with Argentine First Lady Senator Fernandez de Kirchner in Buenos Aires.

    Spanish Judge Garzon walks with Argentine First Lady Senator Fernandez de Kirchner in Buenos Aires.

    Spain's Judge Baltasar Garzon (L) listens to Argentina's First Lady Senator Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner as they walk at the Argentine Navy School of Mechanics (ESMA) in Buenos Aires August 1, 2005. Garzon visited the ESMA, Argentina's most notorious concentration camp, which was used as the main center for the torture of political opponents and suspected guerrillas during the 1976-83 "Dirty War" military dictatorship. The ESMA is now a memorial museum and monument for the estimated 30,000 people who were victims of the military regime. REUTERS/Marcos Brindicci MBH/TZ

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