Corruption in Mexico Killed Camarena, Remembers DEA
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The director of the U.S. agency targets local commanders for the crime of the undercover officer in Guadalajara, while calling on citizens to support the annual Red Ribbon Week this month
Terry Cole avoided delving into the charges brought before a federal court in 1990 alleging that Mexican officials had protected leaders of the Guadalajara Cartel
Terry Cole, director of the agency, remembers the special agent 41 years after his death, for which drug lord Rafael Caro Quintero is being prosecuted in the United States
It's the corruption of Mexican authorities.
PENSYLVANIA.- More than four decades after the murder of DEA agent Enrique “Kiki” Camarena, the case returned to the public agenda after the director of the US agency, Terrance Cole, pointed out that the crime occurred in a context of corruption by Mexican authorities. It should be noted that Cole, who participated in a [...]
The federal indictment of 1990 pointed to Mexican ex-cops for protecting Guadalajara Cartel...
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