Mexican judge orders a former state attorney general to face trial on a treason charge
Summary
A federal judge in Mexico has ruled that a former state attorney general will face trial after being accused of treason, The Philadelphia Inquirer and ABC News reported on Sunday 25 October, headlining an unusual treason charge. Earlier that day the LA Times reported that the deaths of two CIA agents in April after a drug-lab operation in northern Mexico have led to treason charges against a former Chihuahua state attorney general.
Latest: A federal judge in Mexico ruled that a former state attorney general will face trial after being accused of treason, The Philadelphia Inquirer and ABC News reported, after the LA Times reported that the deaths of two CIA agents in April after a drug-lab operation in northern Mexico have led to treason charges against a former Chihuahua state attorney general.
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How it unfolded
Sunday 25 October
A federal judge in Mexico ruled that a former state attorney general will face trial after being accused of treason, The Philadelphia Inquirer and ABC News reported, after the LA Times reported that the deaths of two CIA agents in April after a drug-lab operation in northern Mexico have led to treason charges against a former Chihuahua state attorney general.