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Fernando ‘N’ Seeks Political Asylum in argentina... but in How Many Days Could He Be Extradited to Mexico?
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CSP trusts that the surrender to Mexico of Rear Admiral Fernando Far as, investigated by huachicol and detained in Argentina, will not be politicized.
The process of extradition of Fernando ‘N’, accused of fiscal huachicol, to Mexico could be resolved within approximately 60 days, explained his lawyer Epigmenio Mendieta on Monday, April 27. This period, detailed his defense, corresponds to what the law marks to resolve this procedure, although it could be extended if new elements, like other crimes, arise during the case. “The procedure, in principle, would be faster. The law indicates a perio…
Mexico City, Mexico.- The president of Mexico, Claudia Sheinbaum, sent a message to her Argentine counterpart, Javier Milei, regarding the case of Fernando ‘N’, identified as an alleged operator of a fiscal huachicol network and with family ties to Admiral Rafael Ojeda. During her morning conference on 28 April, the president stressed that the issue should not escalate into a diplomatic conflict, and trusted that bilateral cooperation in the are…
President Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo stated on April 28, 2026, that she trusts the extradition to Mexico of Rear Admiral Fernando Farías Laguna, nephew of former Secretary of the Navy Rafael Ojeda Durán, will not be politicized. Farías Laguna was arrested in Buenos Aires, Argentina, and is under investigation for allegedly leading a fuel theft ring with the support of military structures in port customs.
The defense further argues that Farías Laguna was the one who denounced the alleged network of fiscal "huachicol" before his hierarchical superior, Rafael Ojeda, former secretary of Marina.
He is asked whether the Argentine government can use this case to beat the Mexican government.
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