Alex Saab, accused of being Nicolás Maduro’s test taker, was transferred to the Cape Verde Domestic Prison

Mientras Estados Unidos hopes the extradition of Alex Saab, the testaferro of Nicolás Maduro, who was detained in the African island of Cape Verde since June last, was transferred to the home court.

“He was transferred late to the home arrest in the barn on the island of Sal, with an order of release, with a strong security device”, informaron esta tarde fuentes locales, segun señala el diario Colombian El Tiempo.

The trial took place in the last hours of the week before the Tribunal for the Appeals of Barlovento authorized the trial of Maduro to continue with its ruling in this manner.

According to the information provided by the Colombian media, Saab was transferred to a secret location, allegedly custodial.

Saab has been detained in the Terra Boa district since June 12, 2020. It will soon have a vigilante cargo carrying a National Police device that delimits a security perimeter.

Saab’s lawyers have agreed that the concession will be granted on occasion, arguing que the state of health of his client is “debilitated” by an “existing cancer condition”, of which no major mayors are required.

The Colombian emperor, arrested in June in Cape Verde by a Royal Interpol notification, has been accused by United States of lavish diners of corrupting hackers in order to regulate the contracts of food recipients in the food subsidy program known as CLAP.

According to the United States, between November 2011 and September 2015 Saab and its company Álvaro Enrique Pulido confuse with others to carry out illicit transactions and transfers from Venezuela to state bank accounts, which Washington has jurisdiction over. An official of the Gobierno estadounidense indicated in July 2019 that with the CLAP the Colombian emperor and three hysterics of Maduro lucraron, to appear, with “millions of dollars”.

At a presentation of the Jews at night before the District Court of the District of Florida, Saab’s lawyers argued that there should be no fugitive from the judiciary because Venezuela’s governor calls it a “special envoy” in 2018.

Saab’s dirigía was an Irán para negociar envíos of the flammable and suministros humanitarios in Venezuela. His plane was detained in Cape Verde to recover from combustible.

Iran is sending more than 2 million barrels of combustible this year to help resolve the gasoline crisis in Venezuela, which is fueling many United States sanctions.

Saab is in a state of disarray in the North American country. The 4th of January, the Barlavento Appeal Tribunal determined -also that the first instance tribunal- should be the destination of the Colombian.

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