Panama Sends Politician Back

There is a pioneer of a Mexican state. The police say that he accomplishes something incorrectly. They say that he offers arrive for extremely shabby. The land has a place with the state. He gets defilement allegations.

The pioneer flees to Panama. This makes him an outlaw. He goes to court there. He says that the charges are not valid. He remains for a half year in guardianship. At that point Panama sends him back to Mexico.

The ex-legislative leader of a Mexican state fled to Panama as an outlaw to stay away from debasement allegations, and keeping in mind that there, he told the court that the charges were false.

Panama kept him in jail for a half year until the point that the administration chose to send him back to Mexico.

He will go to trial for offering Mexico's territory at a much lower cost than it was worth. He is the third ex-representative from the Mexican president's gathering to get defilement accusations against him.

The ex-legislative head of Quintana Roo in Mexico, Roberto Borge, fled to Panama as an outlaw to maintain a strategic distance from debasement allegations.

The nation prosecuted him while he was there and he denied allegations against him. He remained in care for a half year before Panama chose to remove him to Mexico.

Borge will stand trial for offering land that the state possessed at a small amount of its genuine cost. He is the third ex-representative from the Mexican president's gathering to get defilement allegations against him.