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DEA congratulates the government of Mexico to capture ‘El Chapo’
The Attorney General of the Republic, Arely Gomez in her Twitter account mentions that the arrest of Joaquin “El Chapo” Guzman the decision of the government of Enrique Peña Nieto to enforce the rule of law is endorsed.
Con esta detención se refrenda la decisión del gobierno del Pdte. @EPN, de hacer valer el estado de derecho y la aplicación de la ley.
— Arely Gómez González (@ArelyGomezGlz) enero 8, 2016
For his part, Interior Minister Miguel Angel Osorio Chong also through the social network to the Mexican president said that the security cabinet met its instruction.
Señor Presidente @EPN, hoy el Gabinete de Seguridad cumplió con su instrucción. https://t.co/fvIoiw3mVf — Miguel A.OsorioChong (@osoriochong) enero 8, 2016
In other information, the US Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) congratulated the Mexican government for the capture of drug lord
DEA is extremely pleased at the capture of Chapo Guzman. We congratulate the MX Government and salute the bravery involved in his capture
— DEA News (@DEANEWS) enero 8, 2016
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