Colombia lifts extradition suspension for Gulf Clan leader
The President of Colombia, Gustavo Petro, lifted the suspension of the extradition order for the leader of the "Gulf Clan" group, known by the nickname "Chiquito Malo," to the United States. He also ordered the arrest of another high-ranking member of the group, known as "El Sargo," during a security operation within the country. The decree includes the re-extradition of "Chiquito Malo" if he is re-captured, in an effort to strengthen cooperation between the two countries in combating drug trafficking networks and terrorism. The group is one of the largest sources of cocaine in Colombia and plays a major role in the American drug trade, having emerged after the dissolution of paramilitary groups in 2006.
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