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Four convicted in Guinea-Bissau cocaine bust transferred to US
BISSAU - Four foreign nationals convicted of trafficking 2.63 metric tons of cocaine in Guinea-Bissau last September have been transferred to the United States to face another trial there, the U.S. Justice Department said on Friday. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Four foreign citizens, convicted of trafficking 2.63 metric tons of cocaine in Guinea-Bissau last September, have been transferred to the United States to face another trial there, the United States Department of Justice said on Friday. By Reuters Ramón Manríquez Castillo, with dual U.S. and Mexican nationality; Mexican citizen Edgar Rodríguez Ruano; Fernando Javier Escobar Tito, of Ecuador; and Anderson Jair Gamboa Nieto, of Colombia, were accu…
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