For many Mexicans, it was the trial of the century. That of the highest civil servant and politician ever tried in the United States. Founder of the Federal Investigation Agency (AFI), the Mexican equivalent of the FBI, under the mandate of President Vicente Fox (2000-2006), then Minister of the Interior in the government of Felipe Calderón (2006-2012), Genaro García Luna was, for twelve years, at the head of the fight against drug trafficking which undermines the country.
Tuesday, February 21, after a month of trial, he was found guilty by a Brooklyn jury of all the charges against him, reports, among other things, the centre-right daily The universal. Including that of having protected the famous Sinaloa cartel throughout his career, under right-wing governments of the PAN (Parti d’act
