Pipo, the alleged leader of Los Lobos, fears that Ecuador will extradite him to the United States.
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The defense team for Wilmer Chavarría, known as "Pipo" and identified as the presumed leader of the powerful Ecuadorian criminal gang Los Lobos, has introduced new legal arguments to block his extradition. Specifically, the defense has cited concerns that he could subsequently be transferred from Ecuador to the United States.
Separately, the United States Mint has released a new legal-tender one-dollar coin featuring the face of President Donald Trump. The commemorative currency was put on sale as part of the preparations for the United States' upcoming 250th independence anniversary.
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Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR) - Trump coin coverageFocuses on the release of commemorative Trump coins for the US sestercentennial.
Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR) - Pipo coverageFocuses on legal strategies and extradition fears surrounding alleged gang leader Pipo.
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