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But Castresana could not know if he was sincere or if the First Lady, Sandra de Colom, would abide by the President's wishes.
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Castresana and his team had mapped out, with flowcharts and photographs, at least part of the criminal network to which Santos belonged.
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Stories began to appear in the media reporting that Castresana had been having affairs with several women, including his assistant.
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During his address, Castresana, to the surprise of many viewers, said of Rosenberg, "He was an honorable person. "
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Colom, who spoke so softly that Castresana had to lean forward to hear him, promised not to interfere.
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Castresana found Colom in his office, his bony wrists and neck poking out of his suit.
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With his security detail, Castresana passed by the protesters in the Central Plaza, and slipped through a side entrance into the palace.
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Castresana told a reporter that the Rosenberg case was "like a John Grisham novel, but it's real. "
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Meanwhile, Castresana phoned the head of the national police and Vice-President Espada, commanding them to order the police to back off.
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Other reports in the Guatemalan press suggested, falsely, that Castresana was under investigation at the U. N. for ethical misconduct.
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Castresana seized upon a rule in CICIG'S charter that permitted the organization to petition local officials to punish unethical officials.
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Castresana and his colleagues tried to trace the cell phone to its owner.
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But, when Castresana and members of CICIG tried to confirm elements of the witness's story, they were stymied.
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Castresana thought, Rosenberg had been making threats to himself.
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Back at his office at CICIG, Castresana gathered a dozen or so of his top investigators.
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Not long ago, Castresana contacted me again, and for the first time in a while he sounded enthused.
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Though Castresana was careful not to blow CICIG's undercover operation, he interceded repeatedly to foil the gang's plans.
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In a country where crimes were virtually never punished, Castresana says, Rosenberg felt powerless.
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Castresana says of Rosenberg, "He set himself off like a suicide bomber. "
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While Castresana vowed to solve the case, the entrenched forces in Guatemala launched an all-out effort to destroy CICIG.
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Castresana was certain that CICIG had found the first sign of a conspiracy.
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Some Guatemalans and U. N. officials thought that Castresana was too authoritarian, and that he often pursued targets unfairly in the press.
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Castresana suspected that the driver was lying.
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A former deputy minister told me that Castresana had become like General Douglas MacArthur in Japan, after the Second World War.

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