Colombian and Mexican extradition norms will diverge
With Latin American justice systems under strain, extradition re-enters the spotlight
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- Extradition practices
- Shifts in Colombian extradition policies
- Supreme Court ruling
- Lenient sentences
- Guerrilla demands
- Extradition in US-Mexico relations
- US-Mexico cooperation and El Chapo
- DEA frustration
- Drug-corruption, extradition and state sovereignty
- A transnational menace
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