💨 Abstract
Diego Marín, a notorious figure in Colombia's underworld, built a vast money-laundering network and evaded capture for decades. Allegedly, he corrupted authorities and even had ties with the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA), who turned a blind eye to his activities. Marín, known as the "Contraband Czar," is accused of bribing officials, including President Gustavo Petro, and generating up to $100 million annually.
Courtesy: wtop.com
Suggested
Lights, camera, glitter ball: The Eurovision Song Contest reaches its grand final -
Stars bring 3-2 series lead into game 6 against the Jets -
Rockies face the Diamondbacks looking to break road skid -
Phillies bring 1-0 series advantage over Pirates into game 2 -
British police charge 3 Iranian men with spying after counterterror probe -
A Russian drone strike in northeastern Ukraine kills 9 people, officials say -
A Russian attack kills 9 civilians, hours after direct peace talks between both sides, Ukrainian officials say -
Michigan Sportswatch Daily Listings -
Pennsylvania Sportswatch Daily Listings -
Rusia condena a un australiano a 13 años de prisión por luchar por Ucrania -