Before heading to Dubai, President Gustavo Petro signs the extradition of a powerful Ecuadorian magnate to the United StatesOn February 8, he was caught boarding a high-end truck on a road in Pasto (Nariño).
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The foreigner, acting with a fake identity, disguised himself as a merchant from the region, However, after fingerprint examination, it was confirmed that this was a high-value target for authorities due to its direct connection to Mexican cartels.
Dangerous The gangster was identified by a United States court as Wilder Emilio Sánchez Farfán, also known as “Gato Farfán” or “Pablo Escobar of Ecuador”. A request for extradition has been made since last November 8.
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After his capture, Sánchez Farfán was kept in a cell. He was sent to the extraditable pavilion of La Picota prison, but a few days later he was transferred to La Tramacúa in Valledupar after it was learned that he was planning to escape. he planned to pay 5,000 million pesos for it.
Ecuadorian He was one of the largest drug traffickers of high purity cocaine in his country and had established his headquarters in Esmeraldas province.
In fact, the authorities guarantee that: He managed to create a ‘criminal empire’ that attempted to emulate (Pablo Escobar) by sending tons of cocaine to Europe and the USA in camouflaged containers and speedboats.
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After tracing his fortune, an estate similar to ‘Naples’ was found. The boss of the Medellín cartel brought everything from meerkats to zebras, including hippos whose dung he used to hide cocaine shipments from detection..
Located in the municipality of Sánchez Farfán San Vicente, Manabí, (Ecuador) is where he established his private zoo so far.
He already had many exotic birds, including pheasants brought from Asia. But the species of most interest is a pair of jaguars (male and female). endangered species.
Researchers They are tracking down members of the Sánchez Farfán family and third parties who would act as fronts for the boss to establish and operate 12 companies dedicated to the operation of shrimp farms.livestock breeding, banana cultivation and sale, and real estate construction.
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Moreover, Federal agents are targeting 122 properties and 24 vehicles valued at $17 million.
An arrest warrant has been issued for Sánchez Farfán By the District Court for the Southern District of California on October 30, 2019 The extradition process to the country in question is expected to come into force in the coming days.
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