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The former chief of the Federal Police in Mexico was put on trial for accepting millions of dollars of drug money in exchange for insider information. The prosecution set up a strong case ultimately leading to the conviction of the kingpin. Applaud this huge victory in a high-profile case.
A US jury has convicted Mexico's former security minister Genaro Garcia Luna of drug trafficking. The verdict comes after a four-week trial and three days of jury deliberation. Prosecutors claimed that the former Mexican head had accepted millions of dollars stuffed in briefcases by Mexico's biggest crime group, the Sinaloa drug cartel. The US Department of Justice said that Luna could face life in prison or will serve the mandatory minimum jail term of 20 years, BBC reported.
Genaro García Luna, Mexico's former public security secretary and architect of its deadly and protracted war on drugs, was found guilty in federal court in New York on Tuesday of
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Justin Trudeau and Miguel Diaz-Connell send rescue messages to AMLO (Photo: Reuters)Presented by Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, President of Mexico Positive
2021-01-11 01:35:25 GMT2021-01-11 09:35:25(Beijing Time) Xinhua English MEXICO CITY, Jan. 10 (Xinhua) -- Mexican Presidential spokesman Jesus Ramirez Cuevas said Sunday that he has tested positive for the COVID-19. Ramirez Cuevas said that he is in good health and will be "working from home following all health protocols" in his announcement on Twitter. Ramirez Cuevas, who worked as the general coordinator of Social Communication for the Office of the President, has received messages of support on social media wishing for his speedy recovery. As of Sunday, Mexico has reported more than...