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Author | Editorial Ríodoce
Date | January 28, 2025
Time | 8:34 am
Brother of former deputy Maru Medina arrested for fentanyl trafficking in Mexico City
A brother of former PRI deputy from Sinaloa, María Eugenia Medina Miyazaki, was arrested yesterday Monday in Mexico City, for allegedly being part of a fentanyl trafficking network linked to Aureliano Guzmán Loera, el Guano, which operated in Sinaloa and the capital of the country.
Omar García Harfuch, Secretary of Security and Citizen Protection, reported that the detainee Joel “N”, is identified as an operator of clandestine synthetic drug laboratories in Escuinapa, who had his mobility zone in homes in Mazatlán and the Narvarte Poniente neighborhood of the Benito Juárez municipality, in Mexico City.
In the capital of the country, the official said that a woman, who works as a public official, provided him with protection and lodging in different homes.
Joel “N”, la Morsa, 37 years old, was arrested through intelligence and surveillance work, during security patrols in the Narvarte Poniente neighborhood, in Mexico City, in possession of a short firearm loaded with cartridges, a bag of cocaine and three packages with crystalline material.
María Eugenia Medina Miyazaki, sister of Morsa, was a local deputy for the municipalities of Elota, for the Institutional Revolutionary Party between 2016 and 2018. In 2020, she was appointed by Alejandro Moreno Cárdenas as head of the Unit to Eradicate Political Gender Violence of the PRI at the national level.
According to the National Transparency Platform (PNT), Maru Medina served until September 2024 as director of the Strategic Planning and State Coordination Unit of the Mexican Institute of Social Security for Welfare (IMSS-Bienestar) in Mexico City.
Trump will pardon him!
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ReplyDeleteFentanyl is the downfall of drug cartels. They must make a fortune off of it to keep smuggling it though knowing full well the US has had enough of it.
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