"Joaquín Guzmán said that not shuns the Justice of the United States, you are interested in arranging their legal status beyond and for that we have a lawyer and will seek the way of reaching an agreement, as other people have done," explained the legal representative of the capo.

"Never has referred to the possibility of going as a witness, what they were told was pleading guilty to the charges that are against him;" his plan is to seek a settlement in Exchange for pleading guilty, that already discusses the defense in the United States," [revealed Jose Refugio Rodríguez.]

How would this work and what benefit would there be to El Chapo of pleading guilty in the U.S. to so many Indictments?

First, as to how it could work: While the Ministry of Foreign Affairs has authorized extradition only to the Southern District of California and the Western District of Texas, we don't know what the Diplomatic Note or agreements say. Mexico can waive the rule of specialty and agree that the U.S. can try El Chapo in all other districts where he is charged, including, for example, the Eastern and Southern Districts of New York, Northern District of Illinois, Southern District of Florida, and New Hampshire. (The case in Arizona was dismissed against him. There could also be indictments elsewhere still under seal.)

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