US EditionFormer Pri Deputy Falls in Puebla for Abduction of Minors
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Investigative agents captured Gabriela Arango Gibb, a former PRI federal deputy and former director of the Municipal Women's Institute in Tuxpan, Veracruz, in Puebla, after remaining at large on charges of illegally detaining her granddaughter for 10 months. The arrest was recorded on the afternoon of Tuesday, March 10, in the municipality of San Andrés Cholula, the Tlaxcalancingo area, when members of the Ministerial Police located the ex-legis…
Former PRI deputy Gabriela Arango Gibb was arrested in Puebla after 10 months of escape due to the illegal abduction of her granddaughter.
Gabriela Arango Gibb, a former deputy of the Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI), was arrested in Puebla after months of remaining a fugitive from justice for the illegal detention of her granddaughter. Reports indicate that the child's mother handed over the girl to Gabriela Arango Gibb and the former deputy disappeared with her, so an arrest warrant was issued against her. It should be mentioned that the authorities had already issued an A…
Carolina Rodriguez A former federal legislator of the Institutional Revolutionary Party was arrested in the state of Puebla after spending several months evading the justice system. The woman is reported to have allegedly illegally detained her own granddaughter, a two-year-old girl whose disappearance resulted in the activation of a nationwide alert. She was identified as Gabriela “A.G.”, who also served as director of the Municipal Women's Ins…
The former local deputy in the district of Tuxpan, Gabriela Arango Gibb, was arrested in Puebla for the alleged abduction and detention of a minor. Why was ex-deputy Gabriela Arango arrested? According to the investigations of the Puebla Public Prosecutor's Office, the ex-legislator reportedly took her granddaughter, a one-year-old and three-month-old girl, from her mother's home — her ex-nuera — without following the relevant legal procedures. …
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