Viaje para buscar a Noriega podría ser la otra semana

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FILE--A Jan.,1990, file photo of deposed Panamanian Gen. Manuel Antonio Noriega after his capture. From a $5,000 bounty on Jesse James' head in the 1880s to a $25 million reward for Osama bin Laden today, authorities have often dangled cash to catch criminals. A $1 million reward was offered and never paid for Noriega. (AP Photo) ------ 12 picas color ------ df

FILE--A Jan.,1990, file photo of deposed Panamanian Gen. Manuel Antonio Noriega after his capture. From a $5,000 bounty on Jesse James' head in the 1880s to a $25 million reward for Osama bin Laden today, authorities have often dangled cash to catch criminals. A $1 million reward was offered and never paid for Noriega. (AP Photo) ------ 12 picas color ------ df
FILE--A Jan.,1990, file photo of deposed Panamanian Gen. Manuel Antonio Noriega after his capture. From a $5,000 bounty on Jesse James' head in the 1880s to a $25 million reward for Osama bin Laden today, authorities have often dangled cash to catch criminals. A $1 million reward was offered and never paid for Noriega. (AP Photo) ------ 12 picas color ------ df
FILE--A Jan.,1990, file photo of deposed Panamanian Gen. Manuel Antonio Noriega after his capture. From a $5,000 bounty on Jesse James' head in the 1880s to a $25 million reward for Osama bin Laden today, authorities have often dangled cash to catch criminals. A $1 million reward was offered and never paid for Noriega. (AP Photo) ------ 12 picas color ------ df
FILE--A Jan.,1990, file photo of deposed Panamanian Gen. Manuel Antonio Noriega after his capture. From a $5,000 bounty on Jesse James' head in the 1880s to a $25 million reward for Osama bin Laden today, authorities have often dangled cash to catch criminals. A $1 million reward was offered and never paid for Noriega. (AP Photo) ------ 12 picas color ------ df
FILE--A Jan.,1990, file photo of deposed Panamanian Gen. Manuel Antonio Noriega after his capture. From a $5,000 bounty on Jesse James' head in the 1880s to a $25 million reward for Osama bin Laden today, authorities have often dangled cash to catch criminals. A $1 million reward was offered and never paid for Noriega. (AP Photo) ------ 12 picas color ------ df

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El canciller de la República de Panamá, Roberto Henríquez expresó que el país ya recibió la notificación de extradición de Manuel Antonio Noriega por parte del Gobierno francés.

Ya con esto Henríquez afirmó que el viaje para buscar al ex dictador se podría hacer a finales de la otra semana.

En entrevistas pasadas el canciller aseguró que cuentan con un grupo de personas calificadas para buscar al ex dictador a Paría, entre ellos están custodios de la Policía Nacional, personal de Cancillería y posiblemente un médico forense.

El canciller agregó que están en el proceso de compra de los pasajes ya que no sabían cuando le llegaría la notificación. La posibles líneas áreas que utilizarían sería Iberia o KLM.