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EU arresta a juez mexicano que liberó a narcotraficante colaborador de Ryan Wedding; lo acusa de aceptar soborno de 2 mdd

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El Universal
“EU arresta a juez mexicano que liberó a narcotraficante colaborador de Ryan Wedding; lo acusa de aceptar soborno de 2 mdd”

El juez federal mexicano Luis Benítez Alcántara fue arrestado bajo una acusación federal de nueve cargos que lo imputan por aceptar un soborno de 2 millones de dólares para liberar a un narcotraficante canadiense que era el segundo al mando del exsnowboarder olímpico Ryan Wedding , informó el fiscal general de EU Tood Blanche. El fiscal estadounidense indicó en su cuenta de X que cualquier funcionario público corrupto, "sin importar dónde estén, que asisten a narcotraficantes que operan aquí en…

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CBS News
“Mexican judge accused by U.S. of taking bribes in major drug case”

Luiz Benítez Alcántara is accused of releasing Andrew Clark from custody after accepting $2 million in bribe payments.

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Rzeczpospolita
“Meksykański sędzia miał wziąć 2 mln dolarów łapówki. Zatrzymano go w Kolumbii”

Meksykański sędzia został zatrzymany w Kolumbii pod zarzutem przyjęcia 2 mln dolarów łapówki w zamian za uwolnienie Kanadyjczyka oskarżonego o handel narkotykami. Mężczyzna miał być jednym z najważniejszych współpracowników byłego olimpijczyka Ryana Weddinga, oskarżonego w USA o przemyt kokainy i zabójstwa.

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New York Post – News
“Mexican judge arrested for allegedly taking $2M bribe to spring right-hand man of Olympic snowboarder turned drug kingpin”

A district judge in Mexico has been arrested for allegedly accepting a $2 million payment to let the right-hand man of the ex-Olympic snowboarder turned alleged drug kingpin, Ryan Wedding, go free.

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