In the media of this week, the Minister of Justice, Wilson Ruiz Orejuela, confirmed that he had approved the extradition of United States lawyer María Claudia Fernanda Lorza Ramírez.
“Agreed with the investigations, (Lorza) offer includes narcotics traffickers detained in Colombia, on the farc’s exintegrant lists to avoid extradition“, aseguró Ruiz.
According to the Minister, the abbot was summoned by the fraudulent documentation “to appear in the records of the dismantled persons of the Farc to the detriment of its narcotics“.
The Supreme Court of Justice overturned December 1, 2020, the lawyer’s extradition, which was filed by a Texas Court in EE. UU. for four loads.
The Court will only approve its obstruction of justice.
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The clerk said that the lawyer, from 2016 onwards, met with other people to make sure that the extradition requests were sent to this country and mentioned in proceedings such as Juan Carlos Melo Guerrero, alias Aurelio; Ramiro Figueroa Legarda, alias Rocco; Gerardo Enrique Obando Montaño alias Cheko, y Tomas Martínez Minota, alias Pataso.
France contains’ n narcotraficant detainees, detainees in Colombia, in the farc’s exintegrant lists to evade his extradition
By agreeing to some testimonials, the solicitation of the eligible beneficiaries amounts to up to $ 500 miles per meter on the lists. Many integrate multimillionaires and kill them at the same time.
In another letter, Minister Ruiz signaled that he too had approved the extradition of Cirilo Góngora Cuero, who, in agreement with the authorities, had agreed to “recruits semi-commercial triples and fast lanes used to deliver cocaine to the Central and North America on Pacific routes“.
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Formerly, Góngora maintains contact with other drug traffickers for the cocaine issue.
Ruiz aseguró que during December 2020, 17 executive resolutions on extradition will be issued, 13 of them for drug trafficking.
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