Former Mexican State Prosecutor Charged with Treason Over US Drug Raid
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Mexican federal prosecutors have charged former state prosecutor Cesar Huaregui Moreno with treason for allegedly allowing unauthorized U.S. agents to participate in a April drug lab raid that killed two suspected CIA operatives and two Mexican law enforcement officers. Moreno denies the charges, and the case is set for a hearing on Saturday.
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墨西哥前州检察官被指控叛国
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- Subject：
- César Jáuregui Moreno
- Action：
- 被指控叛国
- Object：
- 允许美国特工参加毒品实验室突袭
- Occurred (fact side)：
- not recorded
- Published (valid side)：
- Oct 22, 04:19
- First seen (known side)：
- Oct 22, 04:42
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Report first recorded Oct 22, 04:42
Federal prosecutors in Mexico charged César Jáuregui Moreno, former attorney general of Chihuahua from 2023 to this year, with treason for allowing US agents to join a drug lab raid in April without proper authorization. The charges stem from a car crash on April 19 in Chihuahua where two US agents, reportedly CIA operatives, and two Mexican law enforcement officers died. Attorney General Ernestina Godoy Ramos said Jáuregui allowed foreign agents to conduct activities reserved for Mexican authorities and failed to share information. Jáuregui denies the allegations and faces additional state-level charges, including abuse of public office. A court hearing is scheduled for Saturday.
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