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First modification: 02/10/2026 - 04:25Last modification: 02/10/2026 - 04:29

Christa Pike, a woman sentenced to death in Tennessee, remained alive after receiving two lethal injections, her lawyer testified on the night of September 30. The legal team filed a motion to stop his execution again, after the US Supreme Court authorized the state to proceed with it. The announcement, also confirmed by media witnesses, revived the debate about whether this case constitutes a violation of Human Rights. To analyze it, we spoke with Lorena González, lawyer and international human rights consultant. HH.

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