Peru Deports Three Members of the Aragua Train to Venezuela
Peru deports three members of the Aragua Train to Venezuela.
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Peru deports three members of the Aragua Train to Venezuela. The government of President Keiko Fujimori expelled three foreign criminals who have already served their sentence from the country to prevent their recurrence in criminal acts within the national territory. Publicity "There is the expulsion of three Venezuelan criminals of high danger belonging to the Aragua Train, a particularly author of horrible things," said Chancellor Carlos Espá at the airport.
Furthermore, Belaunde noted that the armed forces will guard the borders "to prevent them from reentering" Peruvian territory. Each one of them travelled guarded by a Peruvian police officer, to ensure his surrender to the Venezuelan authorities. He stressed, however, that, if this was the case, the migration authorities at the border have the respective alert to proceed with their immediate detention.
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Peru deports three members of the Aragua Train to Venezuela.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesThe government of President Keiko Fujimori expelled three foreign criminals who have already served their sentence from the country to prevent their recurrence in criminal acts within the national territory.
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Publicity "There is the expulsion of three Venezuelan criminals of high danger belonging to the Aragua Train, a particularly author of horrible things," said Chancellor Carlos Espá at the airport.
according to El Universo (EC) — NoticiasBelaunde noted that the armed forces will guard the borders "to prevent them from reentering" Peruvian territory.
according to El Universo (EC) — NoticiasEach one of them travelled guarded by a Peruvian police officer, to ensure his surrender to the Venezuelan authorities.
according to AndinaHe stressed, however, that, if this was the case, the migration authorities at the border have the respective alert to proceed with their immediate detention.
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