Stanford Guilty but Victims in Limbo FRIDAY, 09 MARCH 2012 02:29  JAIME R ESCALONA  ANTIGUA NEWS  -  LATEST Stanford Guilty but Victims in Limbo Antigua St John's - The Coalición Víctimas de Stanford América Latina (“COViSAL) has acknowledged the recent news about R Allen Stanford’s guilty verdict as partial justice. Jaime R Escalona, leader and founder of COViSAL, explained: “This decision would allow attorneys pursuing lawsuits against third parties to access records and documents indispensable to successfully achieving their actions.” Escalona added, “The guilty verdict has defined Mr Stanford’s future in jail; however, the future of thousands of innocent victims around the world continues to be one of poverty and uncertainty.” COViSAL asked the US Department of Justice, the US receiver, Ralph Janvey, and the joint liquidators of the Stanford International Bank (“SIBL”) in Antigua, Marcus Wide and Hugh Dickson, “To sign a Cross-Border Insolvency Cooperation P...

COALICION VICTIMAS DE STANFORD AMERICA LATINA (COViSAL) FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Stanford Guilty, but Victims in Limbo Austin, Texas - March 9 th , 2012. The Coalición Víctimas de Stanford América Latina (“COViSAL) acknowledges the recent news about R. Allen Stanford’s guilty verdict as partial justice. Jaime R. Escalona, leader and founder of COViSAL explains: “This decision would allow attorneys pursuing lawsuits against third parties to access records and documents indispensable to successfully achieving their actions.” Mr. Escalona added: “The guilty verdict has defined Mr. Stanford’s future in jail; however, the future of thousands of innocent victims around the world continues to be one of poverty and uncertainty.” COViSAL asks the US Department of Justice, the US Receiver, Ralph Janvey, and the Joint Liquidators of the Stanford International Bank (“SIBL”) in Antigua, Marcus Wide and Hugh Dickson, “ To sign a Cross-Border Insolvency Cooperation Protocol to allow for the rec...