Mexico Moves Ex-Military for Fuel Traffic From Argentina and Thanks US Support.
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Rear Admiral Fernando Far as is transferred from Argentina to Mexico on a Navy aircraft to face prosecution for fiscal huachicol.
Mexico City, 20 Aug (EFE).- Mexico’s Attorney General’s Office (FGR) reported Thursday that Rear Admiral Fernando Farías Laguna, accused of smuggling fuel, was transferred from Argentina and thanked the Argentine and U.S. authorities for their cooperation, without detailing the latter’s involvement in the process. In a statement, the institution confirmed that agents of the Specialized Prosecutor’s Office on Organized Crime (FEMDO) travelled to …
In a message disseminated on their social networks, regarding the transfer of Fernando from Buenos Aires, Argentina, the unit referred to the case without mentioning by name the rear admiral and the vice admiral. "The actions of people subject to research do not represent the women and men who make up the Navy, who conduct themselves with Honor, Duty, Patriotism and, above all, Loyalty to the people of Mexico," he said.
The Attorney General’s Office of the Republic (FGR) confirmed this Thursday, August 20 that Fernando Farías Laguna is transferred from Argentina to Mexico, where he will face the charges against him by huachicol fiscal. According to information disseminated by the FGR, the transfer of Farías Laguna is carried out in coordination with the relevant authorities, so his return to Mexican territory is already a fact. It should be mentioned that Presi…
Official photos show custody from Argentina, with support from authorities from both countries and Interpol's intervention in a deportation that prevented the formal extradition process
The Office of the Attorney General of the Republic (FGR) reported that it will transfer Fernando “N” from Argentina, a former public servant possibly related to a criminal network dedicated to the smuggling, dispersal and distribution of fuel, an investigation that has already arrested 15 other people. Fernando “N” has been detained since April 23 in Argentina, following the issuance of an Interpol Red Paper requested by the FGR, since he had an…
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