a prosecutor stressed that there are two camps in the research; the first focuses on what happened inside the jail, while another refers to what happened outside.
"Since I arrived (the prosecution) said that research is done first and then the root exists but is a figure that is required by the prosecution to do their jobs; my step in the Office in these five months we believe that nine rooted "he said of his stance on arraigo.
About evasion, almost film, the founder and leader of the powerful Sinaloa cartel, El Chapo, the prosecutor said that "every day I hold meetings with my team to assess the progress of the investigations.
Similarly, overall coordination for the research, which is divided into two lines of investigation "was established.
Sentenced to cousin El Chapo
On the other hand, a cousin of the fugitive Mexican drug lord, who authorities distributing cocaine in the United States, was sentenced Friday in a court of New Hampshire to spend 16 years in federal prison.
Manuel Jesus Gutierrez Guzman, 54, pleaded guilty in October for his involvement in a plot that sought to expand the scope of the rule of his cousin in New England to distribute 1,000 kilograms or more of cocaine and other drugs. He was arrested in Spain in 2012.
Authorities said the investigation began in 2009 when a branch of the cartel was discovered in Massachusetts.
Undercover FBI agents posed as members of a drug trafficking organization and met with Gutierrez Guzman and others in Spain, Mexico and the United States including matches in Portsmouth and New Castle, New Hampshire.
