CNNE 1011905 - exagente de la dea- "emma coronel es una narcoprincesa"
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Exagente de la DEA: "Emma Coronel es una narcoprincesa"
Perspectivas desde México
07:00 ET (12:00 GMT) 30 de noviembre de 2021
Emma Coronel, esposa de Joaquín "El Chapo" Guzmán, se declaró culpable en un Tribunal Federal de Estados Unidos de tres cargos, incluidos tráfico de drogas y lavado de dinero, y se espera su sentencia el 15 de septiembre. Mike Vigil, exjefe de Operaciones Internacionales de la DEA, explica cuáles son, a su consideración, las condiciones para este juicio y las implicaciones que podría tener esta sentencia. El especialista asegura que el caso de Coronel es "una bomba atómica" contra el cártel de Sinaloa, una de las organizaciones criminales más fuertes de México en los últimos años. Coronel recibirá su sentencia este martes.
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CNNE 1011905 - exagente de la dea- "emma coronel es una narcoprincesa"
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