Centroamérica

La ruta judicial en Honduras para extraditar al expresidente Juan Orlando Hernández

Corte Suprema de Justicia convocó a una sesión virtual a los 15 magistrados miembros para seleccionar quien de ellos tramitará la solicitud.

Members of the police special forces stand outside the home of former Honduran President Juan Orlando Hernandez in Tegucigalpa on February 15, 2022. - The United States has asked Honduras to extradite its former president Juan Orlando Hernandez, who left office last month and is suspected of drug trafficking, a source close to the matter told AFP Monday.
The Honduran Foreign Ministry had said earlier on Twitter that an "official communication from the US Embassy" had been sent to the Supreme Court formally asking for the provisional arrest of an unnamed "Honduran politician" for the purpose of extradition. (Photo by Orlando SIERRA / AFP)
Members of the police special forces stand outside the home of former Honduran President Juan Orlando Hernandez in Tegucigalpa on February 15, 2022. - The United States has asked Honduras to extradite its former president Juan Orlando Hernandez, who left office last month and is suspected of drug trafficking, a source close to the matter told AFP Monday. The Honduran Foreign Ministry had said earlier on Twitter that an "official communication from the US Embassy" had been sent to the Supreme Court formally asking for the provisional arrest of an unnamed "Honduran politician" for the purpose of extradition. (Photo by Orlando SIERRA / AFP) ORLANDO SIERRA

Tegucigalpa. La justicia de Honduras inicia este martes el proceso de extradición del expresidente (2014-2022) Juan Orlando Hernández solicitada por Estados Unidos por presuntos vínculos con narcotráfico.

La Corte Suprema de Justicia (CSJ) convocó a una sesión virtual a los 15 magistrados miembros para seleccionar quien de ellos tramitará la solicitud.

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