The jury ends without verdict on the first day of the proceedings of the trial against "El Chapo"

This Monday, the jury of the process followed by Mexican capo Joaquín "El Chapo" Guzmán Loera, began to deliberate to know his sentence. However, the first day ended without verdict.

This was reported in his account Twitter journalist Alan Feuer, from New York Times, who added that the jury would meet again on Tuesday morning.

"The fact that the jury has not rendered its verdict today does not necessarily mean that it is considering an acquittal. It was a complicated case. Even if they did not examine any evidence and plead guilty in all areas, it would take a few hours to complete the verdict, "wrote journalist Keegan Hamilton. Vice News.

The journalists following the case slept one night before going to bed in front of the courthouse gates. Wrapped in sleeping bags and coffee cups, they had to deal with low temperatures.

At 1:05 pm Eastern Time, the trial jury following Joaquín "El Chapo" Guzmán, began deliberating to decide his verdict.

The twelve members of the jury left room 8D on the eighth floor of the Federal District Court in Brooklyn, New York, after hearing the closing arguments of the prosecution and the defense.

During the morning, Judge Brian Cogan gave the jury the technical instructions to write their verdict on the ballot.

Journalist Emily Palmer, also of New York Times, reported that Judge Cogan had insisted on jurors for that they were objective and consider only the evidence relating to the case.

During the trial, a series of explosive statements involving important government officials, including former Mexican presidentsand other testimonials sealed confidentially so as not to affect other entities.

The judge asked the jury to ignore what they had heard in Spanish and attend official translations in English, despite the complaints of Chapo's defense concerning inaccuracies in the translation of several testimonies of Spanish into English.

The jurors will deliberate Ten counts against Chapo ranging from conspiracy to money laundering and the introduction of tons of drugs into the United States, to be the leader of a large criminal enterprise.

To be found guilty of having directed a criminal enterprise, the jury must unanimously convict him of three of the 27 criminal offenses included in the indictment.

Although the jury has all the evidence presented, the judge specified that he would not be able to send some evidence presented to the hearing in the form of weapons and drugs.

Emma Coronel, wife of the former Sinaloa cartel leader, was not in the morning session during which the judge charged the jury. He arrived at the court at noon while waiting for the verdict. Meanwhile, her husband listened impbadively to the judge's comments.

Emily Palmer explained that the Corporal had a critical look at the jurors when the judge asked them to stand firm in their convictions to determine whether he was guilty or innocent.

The 12 juries will continue their proceedings in closed session Tuesday if Guzmán Loera is guilty or not of the 10 counts of indictment and 27 violations of which he is accusedincluding the trafficking of hundreds of tons of cocaine, heroin, methamphetamines and marijuana in the United States for 25 years.

In case of guilt, Joaquín "El Chapo" Guzmán could receive the life imprisonment.