Mexico honors former military official who was arrested in the US on drug trafficking charges in 2020
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Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador has honored a former defense secretary who was arrested three years ago in the U.S. for allegedly trafficking drugs.
President Andrés Manuel López Obrador presented Cienfuegos, who was head of Mexico’s army from 2012 to 2018, the award at a ceremony celebrating the bicentennial anniversary of the Heroic Military Academy, which he used to direct.
Almost three years ago to the day, Cienfuegos was arrested at a Los Angeles airport, accused of participating in an international drug trafficking and money laundering network. The U.S. later dropped their charges against him, ostensibly as a diplomatic concession, and he was returned to Mexico for further investigation.
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