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López Obrador denies having ties to drug trafficking and challenges García Luna: “Let him present the evidence”

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A letter from prison has reignited the fight between the president and Felipe Calderón's Secretary of Public Security. Andrés Manuel López Obrador responded to the manuscript in which Genaro García Luna accused him of having links to organized crime and providing “false evidence” during his drug trafficking trial in New York last year. “Write that there are tests, videos, calls, audios... it's very simple, let me make them known,” said the presi…

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El PaisEl Pais

López Obrador denies having ties to drug trafficking and challenges García Luna: “Let him present the evidence”

A letter from prison has reignited the fight between the president and Felipe Calderón's Secretary of Public Security. Andrés Manuel López Obrador responded to the manuscript in which Genaro García Luna accused him of having links to organized crime and providing “false evidence” during his drug trafficking trial in New York last year. “Write that there are tests, videos, calls, audios... it's very simple, let me make them known,” said the presi…

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El FinancieroEl Financiero

AMLO fights back at García Luna: 'I was spying on me when I was an opposition'

President Andrés Manuel López Obrador heads his morning conference this Wednesday, September 18 from the National Palace together with his security cabinet to present the progress of the six-year period. At his morning conference, it was the turn of the Who's Who section of Lies, where he is exposed to media that have spread incorrect information, according to the Government of AMLO. On this occasion, Elizabeth García Vilchis, responsible for th…

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That García Luna present evidence, to ask the State Department for it: President

“[Genaro] García Luna, here we have seen it, it started in CISEN, in the government's intelligence system. It had to do with the assassination of candidate Colosio. Not that he participated directly, but in the investigation carried out by the Public Prosecutor's Office, he was sent to rescue the second shooter,” recalled President López Obrador. [...] Read the full text at sinembargo.mx

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Let him go with his friends in the US Government: AMLO minimizes García Luna's letter

“It's very simple for you to let them know (...) That you ask your friends at the DEA for the information, and so that it doesn't fail (...) that you go to the State Department.” This is how President Andrés Manuel López Obrador minimized the letter from the former Secretary of Security, Genaro García Luna in which he accuses him of links to drug trafficking. This Wednesday, and on his own initiative, López Obrador touched on the subject of the …

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“That García Luna present evidence” of his accusations: AMLO

“It's very simple: that you present the evidence,” President Andrés Manuel López Obrador declared this Wednesday in response to the allegations made the day before in a letter from Genaro García Luna, Secretary of Security for the six-year term of Felipe Calderón (2006-2012) and today convicted of drug trafficking in the United States, who accused the president without proof of having links with drug cartels. Referring at his daily press confere…

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That García Luna present evidence, to ask the State Department for it: President

Ciudad de México, 18 de septiembre (SinEmbargo).- El Presidente Andrés Manuel López Obrador pidió la mañana de este miércoles a Genaro García Luna, quien fue Secretario de Seguridad Pública federal en el sexenio de Felipe Calderón Hinojosa, que presente pruebas de las acusaciones que hizo en su contra y que las solicite al Departamento de Estado de Estados Unidos, donde se encuentra a la espera de recibir sentencia luego de ser declarado culpabl…

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