E/CN.4/1990/17 page 18 (iv) Rene Benitez Medrano, suspended horizontally by his feet and hands in the Prison of the No. 4 Military Detachment (30 February 1988); (v) Dora Alicia Villaneuva Moreno* pressure applied to her breasts and her genital organ despite being three months' pregnant, ribs and stomach pricked with pins. This torture was carried out by armed men in plain clothes belonging to the Rural Police (16 January 1989)} (1) The following persons are alleged to have been subjected to torture and ill-treatment and are still in prison (date given 15 February 1989): Daniel Huezo Huezo, in the Central Gaol of Santa Ana; Edwin Jamir Andrade, in the Central Prison of San Vicente; Maria Elena Rios Flores, in the Women's Rehabilitation Centre in Ilopango, Department of Sail Salvador; Rene Orlando Sagastume Guerrero, in the Central Prison of Santa Ana; Margarita Eugenia Navarro Argenal in the Rehabilitation Centre at Ilopango, Department of San Salvador. 57. On 5 October 1989 the Government of El Salvador reported to the Special Rapporteur on the following persons: Edwin Jamir Andrade, Rosabel Sibrian Nunez, Jose Gilberto Garccia, Mario Geovanny Iraheta Cortez, Margarita Augenia Navarro Argenal, David Aguilar Maldonado, Pablo Martinez o Pablo Antonio Martinez Flores, Jackeline Astrid Penate Hernandez, Rene Benitez Medrano, Dora Alicia Villaneuva Moreno, Daniel Huezo Huezo, Maria Elena Rios Flores, and Rene Orlando Segastume Guerrero. The Government stated that the Human Rights Commission of El Salvador (governmental) had no record of these persons in the arrests made by the various security bodies and in other military garrisons. 58. On 18 April 1989 the Special Rapporteur sent an urgent message to the Government of El Salvador concering the detention of Dr. Leonardo Antonio Gonzalez Galdamez who, according to information received, had been arrested on 15 January 1989, by the Rural Police in the city of Santa Ana. Dr. Gonzalez Galdamez has been sentenced by the First Criminal Judge of Santa Ana to imprisonment for "terrorist activities" and was allegedly beaten and tortured by the Rural Police. 59. On 27 April 1989 the Special Rapporteur sent an urgent message to the Government of El Salvador about the following persons, belonging to the organizations listed below: Blanca Margarita Aleman (ADEMUSA), Gloria Alicia Galan Garcia (FECMAFAM), Marta Ofelia Galan Garcia (CRIPDES), Reina Isabel Hernandez (Executive Committee of CRIPDES), Maria Mirtala Lopez Mejia (CRIPDES), Miguel Antonio Jemia Cruz (CRIPDES), Maria Trinidad Olmedo (CRIPDES)9 Jorge Alberto Ovedo Hernandez (CRIPDES), Inocente Orellana (CRIPDES), and Mairia Judis Pena Flores (AMEDUSA). These persons are alleged to have been brought before the judge of the Second Criminal Court of San Salvador, Centro Judicial Isidro Menendez, and transferred to the Mariona and Ilopango prisons on 21 April 1989. According to information received, all had been subjected to torture or ill-treatment consisting of lack of food and water, lack of sleep, beatings, faces covered by a hood, rape and hanging from a rope tied around the chest. It has also been reported that Gloria Daysi Alonso is in the Ilopango prison and has been severely tortured.