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Efra Brito @efragub

about 9 years ago

It takes no time to fall in love, but it takes you years to know what love is.

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León Barrena Rodríguez & Partners LLP

@lbrglobal

3 months ago

The Mexican Attorney General’s Office (FGR) and the Secretariat of Foreign Affairs (SRE) are currently engaging in a transparent exercise of legal obstruction and violation of the Mexico-U.S. Extradition Treaty. By publicly insisting that extradition requests will only proceed when allegations meet "legal standards" in Mexico, the government is deliberately ignoring the mechanics of the Treaty. Under Article 11, a provisional arrest warrant requires no formal evidence of guilt, only the existence of an indictment and a commitment to provide documentation within 60 days. This "evidence" hurdle is not a legal necessity, but a political firewall designed to buy time for a regime that is terrified of what happens when the 60-day clock starts ticking. The performance of Foreign Secretary Roberto Velasco has been objectively deficient, revealing a diplomat clearly outmatched by the aggressive posture of the Trump administration’s DOJ. By claiming the U.S. order lacked "evidence," Velasco is either fundamentally ignorant of treaty protocols or, more likely, he is executing a desperate stalling tactic on orders from Claudia Sheinbaum. His failure to manage the diplomatic fallout has left the Sheinbaum administration exposed, as Washington is no longer interested in the polite fictions of Mexican "sovereignty" when it comes to the Sinaloa Governor’s indictment. This procedural stalling is a symptom of a much deeper, more dangerous internal blackmail. LBR sources confirm the Governor’s ultimatum to Sheinbaum is categorical: any move to facilitate his "provisional detention" will be met with a total disclosure of the governing party’s logistical and financial ties to the Sinaloa Cartel. The threat ("if I am delivered, I talk about AMLO, you, and the party") has paralyzed the federal response. The FGR’s sudden concern for "sufficient evidence" is the only shield the administration has left to buy time and prevent the Governor from reaching a U.S. courtroom where he would inevitably trade his testimony for a reduced sentence. The situation has moved beyond diplomatic friction into a state of existential threat for Morena and Sheinbaum. Game theory is now against her: if the FGR continues to block the provisional arrest, the U.S. will likely interpret it as a formal refusal to cooperate, and everyone involved will be assumed to be obstructing the U.S. justice system, triggering immediate and severe sanctions. If they comply, they risk a "domino effect" of testimony that could decapitate the party's leadership. The margin for error has been erased by the Governor’s counter-threat. Sheinbaum is no longer managing a legal process: she is managing a hostage crisis where the hostage is the secrets of the Mexican state.

lbrglobal's tweet photo. The Mexican Attorney General’s Office (FGR) and the Secretariat of Foreign Affairs (SRE) are currently engaging in a transparent exercise of legal obstruction and violation of the Mexico-U.S. Extradition Treaty. By publicly insisting that extradition requests will only proceed when allegations meet "legal standards" in Mexico, the government is deliberately ignoring the mechanics of the Treaty.

Under Article 11, a provisional arrest warrant requires no formal evidence of guilt, only the existence of an indictment and a commitment to provide documentation within 60 days. This "evidence" hurdle is not a legal necessity, but a political firewall designed to buy time for a regime that is terrified of what happens when the 60-day clock starts ticking.

The performance of Foreign Secretary Roberto Velasco has been objectively deficient, revealing a diplomat clearly outmatched by the aggressive posture of the Trump administration’s DOJ. By claiming the U.S. order lacked "evidence," Velasco is either fundamentally ignorant of treaty protocols or, more likely, he is executing a desperate stalling tactic on orders from Claudia Sheinbaum. His failure to manage the diplomatic fallout has left the Sheinbaum administration exposed, as Washington is no longer interested in the polite fictions of Mexican "sovereignty" when it comes to the Sinaloa Governor’s indictment.

This procedural stalling is a symptom of a much deeper, more dangerous internal blackmail. LBR sources confirm the Governor’s ultimatum to Sheinbaum is categorical: any move to facilitate his "provisional detention" will be met with a total disclosure of the governing party’s logistical and financial ties to the Sinaloa Cartel. The threat ("if I am delivered, I talk about AMLO, you, and the party") has paralyzed the federal response. The FGR’s sudden concern for "sufficient evidence" is the only shield the administration has left to buy time and prevent the Governor from reaching a U.S. courtroom where he would inevitably trade his testimony for a reduced sentence.

The situation has moved beyond diplomatic friction into a state of existential threat for Morena and Sheinbaum. Game theory is now against her: if the FGR continues to block the provisional arrest, the U.S. will likely interpret it as a formal refusal to cooperate, and everyone involved will be assumed to be obstructing the U.S. justice system, triggering immediate and severe sanctions. If they comply, they risk a "domino effect" of testimony that could decapitate the party's leadership. The margin for error has been erased by the Governor’s counter-threat. Sheinbaum is no longer managing a legal process: she is managing a hostage crisis where the hostage is the secrets of the Mexican state.

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Embajada de EE.UU. en México

@USEmbassyMEX

3 months ago

Gobernador de Sinaloa y otros nueve funcionarios mexicanos actuales y exfuncionarios acusados de narcotráfico y delitos relacionados con armas

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Baseball’s Greatest Moments

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4 months ago

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4 months ago

La Policía Municipal de Madrid ha publicado el vídeo de los ejercicios de entrenamiento de Paco, el perro héroe que salva y realiza un masaje cardíaco (RCP) al agente que se desmayó (en una simulación), y está conquistando corazones en todo el mundo. ❤️ https://t.co/780oaQyJbn

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4 months ago

It's truly is a "Dog eat dog world."