The uncomfortable moments of Emma Coronel in the trial of "El Chapo"

During the so-called "lawsuit of the century", the Mexican capo Joaquín "El Chapo", Guzmán Loera, his wife, Emma Coronel Aispuro, endured uncomfortable moments during the judicial process.

Throughout the trial, which attracted the attention of the media, details on the operation of the Sinaloa cartel were revealed; as well as bribes that allegedly paid "El Chapo" to senior Mexican officials.

As well Intimate details of the pipeline have been made public such as the conversations he had with his wife, with one of his lovers, as well as the testimony of one of his other lovers.

The first uncomfortable moment for Emma Coronel was when a chain of messages between her and her husband was shown, talking about their twin daughters or the death of one of the cartel's lieutenants.

The jury could have talks between the two, which were obtained thanks to the fact that they recruited a cybernetic expert hired by Guzmán Loera, to turn him into an informant.

EThe informant said that, on Guzman's orders, he had placed a spy program on Coronel's mobile phone and one of his lovers., Agustina Cabanillas Acosta identified as "La Fiera".

With this testimony, all those present, including the news media, were informed of the chief's communications with his wife and lover.

During the trial, it was revealed that Emma Coronel participated in planning the escape of her husband from the penitentiary of Altiplano in Almoloya de Juárez, in the State of Mexico.

He was Dámaso López Núñez "The Licensee", former collaborator of "El Chapo", who testified about Colonel Aispuro's relationship with the famous escape through a tunnel 1.5 km that was connected to his cell.

According to López Núñez, The ancient queen of Mexican beauty, informed the badociates and children of Guzmán Loera, instructions to buy land located near the prison, take weapons and an armored truck.

In addition, "The Licentiate" suggested that it was she who had provided her with a GPS watch in order to be able to determine her exact location in the prison and be able to build the tunnel.

Properties and weapons

Prosecutors presented various text messages that showed that Colonel gave his cellphone to his father, who coordinated with the capo the details of a cocaine shipment.

Also, in other messages Emma Coronel hid her husband's weapons, fearing that the police would arrive at his home. as well as the transfer of his mansion on behalf of his twin daughters, María Joaquina and Emali Guadalupe.

The cell phone incident

Although extraordinary security measures are in place to ensure the security of the trial, a misconduct occurred at the end of November when Emma Coronel managed to introduce a mobile phone in court.

This This was before the testimony of Miguel Ángel Martínez, one of Guzmán's oldest collaborators. Because of the threats he has endured, prosecutors have even banned cartoonists from trying to portray his face.

Apparently, it was Guzman's lawyers who lent the phone to Coronel so that he could use a translator this would allow him to communicate with one of the defenders.

The lawyers denied that the corporal's wife used the phone in court.

In the long line of witnesses from the prosecutor's office who marched in the audience hall, he finds an old lover of capo, whose testimony has given much to tell.

It is about Lucero Guadalupe Sánchez López, 29, local deputy of the State of Sinaloa.

During her testimony, she stated that she felt betrayed by "El Chapo". "To this day, I am confused because I thought it was a relationship," he said at the trial.

Lucero revealed thatas far as the capo started around February 2011, when Coronel was pregnante twins, who were born in August of this year.

A cable from the agency EFE stressed that Colonel played with his hair while I listened to the testimony and He did not look directly at the witness the Office of the Prosecutor.

Sánchez was arrested more than a year and a half ago trying to cross the border from Mexico to San Diego in the United States. She was charged with conspiracy to smuggle cocaine.