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Los Angeles Times
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Uruguay kingpin challenges US case
Sebastian Marset, a Uruguayan reputed as one of South America's major drug traffickers, is facing federal charges in Virginia for money laundering, drug smuggling, and narco-terrorism, despite limited evidence of his crimes involving the U.S. market. He was captured in Bolivia and extradited to the U.S., where his lawyers argue there is no jurisdiction since his alleged activities targeted Europe, not the United States. Marset denies involvement with U.S. drug shipments and criticizes the charges, claiming they are stretched beyond his actual activities.
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