Guatemalan `Drug kingpin’, Jorge Mario Paredes-Cordova has been convicted of cocaine importation and distribution charges in New York. AP
Jorge Mario Paredes-Cordova was the leader of a Guatemalan drug trafficking organization with criminal associates in Colombia, Panama, Nicaragua, Mexico and El Salvador trafficking multi-ton cocaine shipments into Guatemala via air, land and sea routes.
Paredes-Cordova was convicted on Friday by a federal jury in Manhattan on charges he led a drug-trafficking syndicate that smuggled tons of cocaine into the country from Central America. Paredes-Cordova was captured in Honduras in May 2008 while living there under a false identity
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Sunday, November 29, 2009
Guatemalan`Drug kingpin’ convicted in New York
Guatemalan `Drug kingpin’, Jorge Mario Paredes-Cordova has been convicted of cocaine importation and distribution charges in New York. AP
Jorge Mario Paredes-Cordova was the leader of a Guatemalan drug trafficking organization with criminal associates in Colombia, Panama, Nicaragua, Mexico and El Salvador trafficking multi-ton cocaine shipments into Guatemala via air, land and sea routes.
Paredes-Cordova was convicted on Friday by a federal jury in Manhattan on charges he led a drug-trafficking syndicate that smuggled tons of cocaine into the country from Central America. Paredes-Cordova was captured in Honduras in May 2008 while living there under a false identity
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