Tegucigalpa, Honduras
Honduran’s Governor Demonstrates this Twitter tweet that President Juan Orlando Hernandez has accepted drug money from the drug addict Geovanny Daniel Fuentes Ramírez, which is being processed by the United States Justice.
“The version that the president Juan Orlando Hernández “Supposedly accepting money from a drug dealer Geovanny Daniel Fuentes Ramirez, the protection or coordination of drug traffickers, is 100% false and appears to be based on confessions committed by criminals who seek revenge”, written in the social network Casa Presidencial.
On the accusation of the New York District Tax Office against Geovanny Daniel Fuentes Ramírez, it is said that President Juan Orlando Hernández “accepts drug traffickers and says that the Armored Forces of the country will protect a cocaine laboratory and send it to the United States”.
Hasta now, Hernández has not been formally accused of anything by the state authorities and has repeatedly denied having benefited from drug trafficking support and that he was falsely accused of seeking revenge by taking drastic measures against them.
The documents presented by the foursome precede the New York City district by specifically mentioning the Honduran president, only referring to CC-4 (co-conspirator 4) as Herman Antonio Hernández, who was declared guilty in 2019 of narcotics, port and uso of arms and mentions the authorities by a jury of the Federal Court of the District of New York.
Case of Geovanny Fuentes Ramírez
The most addictive female dog Geovanny Daniel Fuentes Ramírez was arrested by Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) agents on March 1, 2020 at the International Airport of Miami, Florida, EEUU.
According to the New York Court of Appeals, Ramirez’s Fuentes Ramirez supuestamente fue socio del exdiputado hondurno “Tony” Hernández
Fuentees Ramírez is accused of conspiring to import cocaine into the United States, using and transporting ammunition and destructive devices during and in relation to, and possessing ametralladiators and destructive devices to perform, the conspiracy to transport cocaine Destructive devices during and in relation to, pose ametralladors and destructive devices to promote the conspiracy of cocaine importation.