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How An Ex President Helped Traffic Cocaine Worth $10 Billion Into US
Juan Orlando Hernandez was convicted in a US federal court on three counts, including cocaine importation and weapons offences.
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US Jails Honduran Ex-President For 45 Years On Drug Trafficking Charges
A court in New York on Wednesday sentenced former Honduran president Juan Orlando Hernandez to 45 years in prison after he was convicted of trafficking hundreds of tons of cocaine into the United States.
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Ex-Honduran President Extradited To US To Face Drug Charges
Former Honduran president Juan Orlando Hernandez was extradited to the United States Thursday to stand trial for allegedly aiding the smuggling of hundreds of tons of cocaine to America and receiving millions of dollars in bribes.
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US Requests Ex-Honduran Vice President's Extradition On Drug Trafficking
The United States has requested the extradition of former Honduran vice president Jaime Rosenthal, one of the country's biggest tycoons, whom it accuses of drug trafficking and money laundering, Tegucigalpa said on Saturday.
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How An Ex President Helped Traffic Cocaine Worth $10 Billion Into US
Juan Orlando Hernandez was convicted in a US federal court on three counts, including cocaine importation and weapons offences.
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US Jails Honduran Ex-President For 45 Years On Drug Trafficking Charges
A court in New York on Wednesday sentenced former Honduran president Juan Orlando Hernandez to 45 years in prison after he was convicted of trafficking hundreds of tons of cocaine into the United States.
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Ex-Honduran President Extradited To US To Face Drug Charges
Former Honduran president Juan Orlando Hernandez was extradited to the United States Thursday to stand trial for allegedly aiding the smuggling of hundreds of tons of cocaine to America and receiving millions of dollars in bribes.
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US Requests Ex-Honduran Vice President's Extradition On Drug Trafficking
The United States has requested the extradition of former Honduran vice president Jaime Rosenthal, one of the country's biggest tycoons, whom it accuses of drug trafficking and money laundering, Tegucigalpa said on Saturday.
