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Mayor 'Fico' Gutiérrez thanks the FBI for the alliance against corruption in Medellín and sends a message to criminals: 'The best thing is for them to surrender'
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Mayor 'Fico' Gutiérrez thanks the FBI for the alliance against corruption in Medellín and sends a message to criminals: 'The best thing is for them to surrender'

The mayor of Medellín, Federico Gutiérrez, announced new strategies with the FBI and HSI agencies to combat corruption, terrorism, and child exploitation in Medellín. The collaboration was formalized during a meeting between Gutiérrez and FBI agent Brett Skiles in Miami, involving diplomatic representatives and local officials. During the meeting, Colombian authorities presented documentary evidence related to alleged mismanagement and financial irregularities in previous administrations. Gutiérrez emphasized the importance of institutional support from the U.S. agency and noted continued receipt of evidence post-meeting. The FBI confirmed their commitment to coordinated work with Colombian law enforcement and reiterated the goal of strategic information exchange to address cross-border criminal threats.

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Mayor 'Fico' Gutiérrez thanks the FBI for the alliance against corruption in Medellín and sends a message to criminals: 'The best thing is for them to surrender'

The mayor of Medellín, Federico Gutiérrez, announced new strategies with the FBI and HSI agencies to combat corruption, terrorism, and child exploitation in Medellín. The collaboration was formalized during a meeting between Gutiérrez and FBI agent Brett Skiles in Miami, involving diplomatic representatives and local officials. During the meeting, Colombian authorities presented documentary evidence related to alleged mismanagement and financial irregularities in previous administrations. Gutiérrez emphasized the importance of institutional support from the U.S. agency and noted continued receipt of evidence post-meeting. The FBI confirmed their commitment to coordinated work with Colombian law enforcement and reiterated the goal of strategic information exchange to address cross-border criminal threats.

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