"El Chapo" Guzmán asked that his fortune in the United States be divided among the indigenous communities of Mexico

The Mexican dealer Joaquín "El Chapo" Guzmán He wants to donate part of his fortune to the indigenous Mexicans, before the United States keeps this money. That's what his lawyer, José Luis González Meza, said after informing them that they were also seeking to repatriate their client. From Mexico, President Andrés Manuel López Obrador celebrated the decision of the former leader of one of the most feared cartels from this country.

The former head of Cartel of Sinaloa On July 17, he was sentenced to life imprisonment and an additional 30-year sentence by a federal judge in New York, who found him guilty of all 10 counts, including the to one criminal enterprise prosecuted and charges of drug trafficking.

According to his advocate, Guzmán telephoned his mother and sisters that he was aware that The United States wants to take $ 14,000 million They are part of their badets, so you want them to be given to aboriginal people, an allusion to aboriginal communities.

El Chapo "said that money does not belong in the United States but to the Mexican government and that he totally accepts his return to his country, with an appeal to the President (of Mexico, Andrés Manuel) López Obrador for it to be badigned to indigenous communities, "said González Meza at of a press conference.

The statement is made after the Senate promoted the creation of a binational commission to negotiate the repatriation of ownership seized the drug dealer as well as any other criminal tried by the American Union.

In this regard, the President of Mexico, Andrés Manuel López Obrador, applauded the capo initiative. "If this is the case, a lawyer said that Guzmán Loera wanted his wealth to be given to the indigenous communities of Mexico, which I can see, I am celebrating," said the president.

Repatriation of "El Chapo"

His lawyer, Juan Pablo Badillo Soto, said the lawsuit was not valid because it had not been made available to the authorities who had claimed it in San Francisco. Diego but in New York "where it has never been required."

According to Soto, the extradition documents indicate that "if the accused is not made available to the authorities who claim him in the first 60 days, he will be released immediately".

Defenders criticized the inhuman conditions Guzmán lives and has the intention to reveal the names of senior officials of former President Enrique Peña Nieto (2012-2018) who "set obstacles" in the process of repatriation of money And your client.

"The Secretary of Foreign Affairs is Mr. Alejandro Celorio Alcántara, Legal Director, Mr. César García Mondragón, and Mr. Rafael Peralta Zayas, who refused to speak with us and the writings we promoted rejected them without foundation", said González Meza.