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The Colombian Alex Cifuentes, who between 2007 and 2013 was the personal secretary of Chapo Guzmán, does not stop talking about the trial that is taking place against the Mexican leader in New York. On Tuesday, January 15, he said that Guzmán Loera had donated $ 100 million to former president Peña Nieto in bribes to prevent the police from looking for him. The payment was made in March 2012, only two months after becoming president of Mexico. In passing, the political advisor for the presidential campaigns of Alvaro Uribe and the first of Juan Manuel Santos, the Venezuelan J.J Rendon, were mentioned in the process. Cifuentes would have said that his former personal assistant, Andrea Vélez Fernandez, who in turn was in charge of bringing women to Chapo, would have worked for the Venezuelan political adviser who also worked for the Peña Nieto campaign. He also mentioned the former Colombian vice-president Oscar Naranjo who, according to what was declared in the trial by CIfuentes, would have been covered with cases of corruption in the country as reported by Voice of America:
Corruption proceedings were discussed in mid-29 of the trial #ElChapo in #n. Alex Cifuentes spoke about former Mexican presidents Enrique Peña Nieto and Felipe Calderón. There is no expectation for Colombian officials that could be appointed. pic.twitter.com/DDwkcRbHEe
– Voice of America (@VOANoticias) January 15, 2019
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