VOICED : Exministro mexicano se declara no culpable de narcotrafico en EEUU

Genaro García Luna, former Mexican Secretary of Public Security, pleaded not guilty to drug trafficking charges in the US. He is accused of accepting bribes from the Sinaloa cartel to facilitate drug trafficking. The court proceedings in Brooklyn could lead to a minimum of 10 years in prison or life imprisonment if convicted. The Mexican government seeks his extradition, accusing him of embezzling $200 million. His career included leading the Federal Investigation Agency and serving under President Calderón. The case began with testimony from Jesús Rey Zambada, linking García Luna to bribery.

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