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America captures gang leader Ninio Greiro in Venezuela
The death of Ninio Guerrero, the leader of the "Treinta Aragua" criminal gang in Venezuela, was announced during a joint security operation between the United States and Venezuela in the southern part of the country. The gang, founded in 2014 and whose influence expanded to several countries across South America, has been accused of numerous crimes, including human trafficking, kidnapping, murder, and drug smuggling. Ninio Guerrero, 42 years old, was wanted by the American justice system, and the U.S. State Department offered a $5 million reward for information leading to his arrest. The gang was brought under control amid noticeable communication between Washington and Caracas, especially following the resumption of diplomatic relations and the easing of U.S. sanctions on Venezuela.
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