Sunday night, The Bolivarian National Police Service reported that it dealt a powerful blow to the Colombian mafia..
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Remigio Ceballos, Minister of the Interior and Justice, added: The Colombian was a member of the Valle cartel. without giving up your identity.
All that emerged was that they had taken over. 12 luxury planes, one yacht, luxury cars and a luxury home in the state of Anzoátegui.
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EL TIEMPO has established with local sources that the Colombian drug lord has been identified. Manuel Antonio Silva Jaramillo68 years old.
Venezuelan authorities have already exhibited some of the confiscated property. And in the reactivated judicial cooperation with Colombia It is not unlikely that he will be deported in the next few hours.
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EL TIEMPO has reviewed the forensic records and for now No registration in Colombia. But there is evidence of their illegal activities in Venezuela.
While tracking your assets, this newspaper found a company in Panama where a subject of the same name appears as a manager..
Authorities have confirmed whether the Colombian is the same person as the pilot who was found to be linked to multiple cocaine shipments to Africa.via jumbo jets.
What is striking is that a man with the same identity appears as the president of a small Miami-based aviation company..
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According to Venezuelan officials, The raid was carried out at Hangar Ciaca on Avenida Fuerzas Armada in Barcelona (Anzoátegui).
There they seized five aircraft with registrations YV2788, YV3425, YV3483, YV186E and YV3473. They also confiscated a Toyota Hilux with license plate A53CN8M and various criminal documents.
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