Sinaloa Deputy Prosecutor Resigns After Being Accused by the U.S. of Ties with the Narco
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Mexico City, Nov 11 (EFE).- Sinaloa's deputy prosecutor (west of Mexico), Dámaso Castro Zaavedra, formally filed his resignation after being accused by the United States of alleged links with organized crime and concluding a six-month leave without pay, confirmed on Wednesday the state's attorney general, Claudia Zulema Sánchez Kondo. [...] La entrada Sinaloa's deputy prosecutor resigns after being accused by the U.S. of ties with narco was firs…
Dámaso Castro presented his resignation as Deputy Attorney General of Sinaloa, after remaining six months apart from his duties after being pointed out by U.S. authorities.In front of the media, Claudia Zulema Sánchez, head of the Sinaloa Prosecutor's Office, confirmed that Dámaso Castro filed his resignation on November 5, the date on which the requested license period ended.The former official applied for a license on May 5, 2026, after the U.…
State prosecutor Claudia Zulema confirms the resignation of Damaso Castro Saavedra, who had already applied for a license in May
Deputy Prosecutor Dámaso Castro was pointed out along with other Sinaloa officials for allegedly having links to drug trafficking; after requesting leave, he already announced his resignation.
Damaso Castro Saavedra is one of the officials accused of alleged links with the Sinaloa Cartel
“He filed his resignation from the institution last week, on November 5,,” state prosecutor Claudia Zulema Sánchez said. Sinaloa’s former General Prosecutor, Dámaso Castro Zaavedra, filed his resignation on November 5, after six months of being separated from his duties due to remarks by the United States Government about his efforts to ...
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