Noriega compartirá celda con asesino de Giroldi

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FILE Panamanian military strongman Gen. Manuel Antonio Noriega talks to reporters in Panama City, in this Nov. 8, 1989, file photo. Panamanians are wondering whether their legal system is mature enough to handle the possible return of former dictator Manuel Noriega, now serving his last month in a U.S. prison and fighting a French extradition request so he can return to the country he once ruled with a toxic combination of terror and drug money. He is scheduled to be release from a Miami prison on Sept. 9, 2007. (AP Photo)

** FILE ** Panamanian military strongman Gen. Manuel Antonio Noriega talks to reporters in Panama City, in this Nov. 8, 1989, file photo. Panamanians are wondering whether their legal system is mature enough to handle the possible return of former dictator Manuel Noriega, now serving his last month in a U.S. prison and fighting a French extradition request so he can return to the country he once ruled with a toxic combination of terror and drug money. He is scheduled to be release from a Miami prison on Sept. 9, 2007. (AP Photo)
** FILE ** Panamanian military strongman Gen. Manuel Antonio Noriega talks to reporters in Panama City, in this Nov. 8, 1989, file photo. Panamanians are wondering whether their legal system is mature enough to handle the possible return of former dictator Manuel Noriega, now serving his last month in a U.S. prison and fighting a French extradition request so he can return to the country he once ruled with a toxic combination of terror and drug money. He is scheduled to be release from a Miami prison on Sept. 9, 2007. (AP Photo)
** FILE ** Panamanian military strongman Gen. Manuel Antonio Noriega talks to reporters in Panama City, in this Nov. 8, 1989, file photo. Panamanians are wondering whether their legal system is mature enough to handle the possible return of former dictator Manuel Noriega, now serving his last month in a U.S. prison and fighting a French extradition request so he can return to the country he once ruled with a toxic combination of terror and drug money. He is scheduled to be release from a Miami prison on Sept. 9, 2007. (AP Photo)
** FILE ** Panamanian military strongman Gen. Manuel Antonio Noriega talks to reporters in Panama City, in this Nov. 8, 1989, file photo. Panamanians are wondering whether their legal system is mature enough to handle the possible return of former dictator Manuel Noriega, now serving his last month in a U.S. prison and fighting a French extradition request so he can return to the country he once ruled with a toxic combination of terror and drug money. He is scheduled to be release from a Miami prison on Sept. 9, 2007. (AP Photo)
** FILE ** Panamanian military strongman Gen. Manuel Antonio Noriega talks to reporters in Panama City, in this Nov. 8, 1989, file photo. Panamanians are wondering whether their legal system is mature enough to handle the possible return of former dictator Manuel Noriega, now serving his last month in a U.S. prison and fighting a French extradition request so he can return to the country he once ruled with a toxic combination of terror and drug money. He is scheduled to be release from a Miami prison on Sept. 9, 2007. (AP Photo)

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El ex hombre fuerte de Panamá, Manuel Antonio Noriega a su regreso compartirá una celda individual con Eráclides Sucre, antiguo compartidario del general y condenado por el asesino de Moisés Giroldi.

Giroldi fue asesinado el 3 de octubre de 1989 luego de liderar un golpe de estado en contra de su compadre Manuel Antonio Noriega; sin embargo este la acción falló y las autoridades de la Fuerza de Defenza se lo llevaron a un hangar en Albrook, lo torturaron y le dieron 12 tiros, esto le ocasionó un shock hemorrágico.

La ministra de Gobierno, Roxana Méndez, expresó ayer que se estaban haciendo las últimas inspecciones en la celda de Noriega, la cual durante varios días fue remodelada y adecuada a su condición física.

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