'Mission accomplished. We got him '
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January 8, 2016 21:49
President Enrique Peña Nieto made the news around the local noon announced via Twitter. 'Mission accomplished. We have him. I want all Mexicans Joaquin Guzman Loera state that has been arrested, 'wrote the president. Then, to thank everyone and calling the arrest as an important result for Mexico's rule of law.
Last July Peña Nieto was still in his shirt when the drug lord to the consternation of the world via a kilometer long tunnel managed to escape from the most secure prison in the Latin American country. On security footage from July 11 last year to see how Chapo paced in his cell and then disappear into the far corner and never in the picture to return.
Corrupt
The escape of Chapo- the second in his infamous career- was a blow to the image of Mexico and another proof that the prison system in the country is too corrupt for words. Not only could liberators a year to work undisturbed the tunnel, just before the escape much of the prison guards were instructed to take a seat in the staff canteen. So that no one got in the way. The head of the prison was arrested.
One of the key questions is whether the Mexican government is now following the drug lord this time drawn extradite to the United States. Several leaders of Mexican drug gangs in recent years have appeared before American judges. But Chapo Mexico City refused yet. Precisely because of the risk of extradition to the 61-year-old career criminal last year would have taken off again.
Since July, the Mexican army and police hunted continuously at Chapo. It closed quite quickly that he had fled abroad and focused on the mountains of Sinaloa where Chapo comes from. At his previous arrest in Mazatlán, on February 22, 2014, played remarkably well enough the Dutch police a small role. An arrest of a medebendelid end of 2013 at the airport helped the US investigative services to phone numbers. Which helped to trace Chapo.
Mexico City giggly citizens react to the news. 'Really?' Said Valeria Silverio, who, like many compatriots believed that the crook was gone for good this time. Her suspicion remains. 'I have yet to see whether he will be extradited. In this case, at least if he ever reaches the limit... '
Guzman is the leader of the Sinaloa cartel in the Mexican drug war blamed for thousands of deaths. Which came under more during the siege around the border town of Ciudad Juárez, which was conquered around 2010 by a rival gang on behalf of Chapo.
mexico - The biggest drug trafficker in the world is once again caught in the collar. Joaquin Guzman, better known by his alias El Chapo (Shorty), was arrested yesterday by the Mexican army in Los Mochis, a coastal town in his native province of Sinaloa. El Chapo is regarded as the leader of perhaps the biggest drug ring in the world, the Sinaloa Cartel.
President Enrique Peña Nieto made the news around the local noon announced via Twitter. 'Mission accomplished. We have him. I want all Mexicans Joaquin Guzman Loera state that has been arrested, 'wrote the president. Then, to thank everyone and calling the arrest as an important result for Mexico's rule of law.
Last July Peña Nieto was still in his shirt when the drug lord to the consternation of the world via a kilometer long tunnel managed to escape from the most secure prison in the Latin American country. On security footage from July 11 last year to see how Chapo paced in his cell and then disappear into the far corner and never in the picture to return.
Corrupt
The escape of Chapo- the second in his infamous career- was a blow to the image of Mexico and another proof that the prison system in the country is too corrupt for words. Not only could liberators a year to work undisturbed the tunnel, just before the escape much of the prison guards were instructed to take a seat in the staff canteen. So that no one got in the way. The head of the prison was arrested.
One of the key questions is whether the Mexican government is now following the drug lord this time drawn extradite to the United States. Several leaders of Mexican drug gangs in recent years have appeared before American judges. But Chapo Mexico City refused yet. Precisely because of the risk of extradition to the 61-year-old career criminal last year would have taken off again.
Since July, the Mexican army and police hunted continuously at Chapo. It closed quite quickly that he had fled abroad and focused on the mountains of Sinaloa where Chapo comes from. At his previous arrest in Mazatlán, on February 22, 2014, played remarkably well enough the Dutch police a small role. An arrest of a medebendelid end of 2013 at the airport helped the US investigative services to phone numbers. Which helped to trace Chapo.
Mexico City giggly citizens react to the news. 'Really?' Said Valeria Silverio, who, like many compatriots believed that the crook was gone for good this time. Her suspicion remains. 'I have yet to see whether he will be extradited. In this case, at least if he ever reaches the limit... '
Guzman is the leader of the Sinaloa cartel in the Mexican drug war blamed for thousands of deaths. Which came under more during the siege around the border town of Ciudad Juárez, which was conquered around 2010 by a rival gang on behalf of Chapo.
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