Permanent Revisable Imprisonment

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The introduction of the permanent revisable prison sentence marks a significant change in the Penal Code, responding to public outcry following high-profile violent crimes. Cases like Marta del Castillo and Gabriel have heightened societal empathy for victims and increased feelings of insecurity. In response, the legislator aims to enhance trust in the justice system by ensuring predictable and perceived fair judicial outcomes. This reform reflects a commitment to impose penalties that align with the severity of extremely serious crimes, addressing the demands of the populace for greater accountability.