They extradite to Turkey Serkan Kurtulus, a life-imprisonment mafia who was imprisoned in Argentina
Kurtulus entered the country in 2019 with a fake passport and settled in Puerto Madero, where he was caught in the middle of the pandemic as he walked down the street.
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Kurtulus entered the country in 2019 with a fake passport and settled in Puerto Madero, where he was caught in the middle of the pandemic as he walked down the street. They are extracting to Turkey Serkan Kurtulus, a life-imprisonment mafia who was imprisoned in Argentina. After six years in prison, he is now transferred to Turkey, where he faces a life sentence.
Furthermore, According to PFA, Kurtulus had entered the country in 2019 along with his lieutenant lider Camgoz. However, in 2023, the highest court in the country accepted the possibility of extradition, even if its integrity was safe.
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Kurtulus entered the country in 2019 with a fake passport and settled in Puerto Madero, where he was caught in the middle of the pandemic as he walked down the street.
reliability moderate3/3 sourcesThey are extracting to Turkey Serkan Kurtulus, a life-imprisonment mafia who was imprisoned in Argentina.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesAfter six years in prison, he is now transferred to Turkey, where he faces a life sentence
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According to PFA, Kurtulus had entered the country in 2019 along with his lieutenant lider Camgoz.
according to La Nación (AR) — Últimas noticiasHowever, in 2023, the highest court in the country accepted the possibility of extradition, even if its integrity was safe.
according to La Nación (AR) — Últimas noticias
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