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Peru Expels Three Venezuelans Linked to Aragua Train After Serving Sentences

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Peruvian authorities expelled three Venezuelan citizens linked to the criminal organization Aragua Train after they served their sentences in Peru. The expulsion was carried out in coordination with various sectors of the Executive and was supervised by several ministers. The three expelled individuals were identified as Edinson Agustín Barrera (alias Catire), Rodismel José Alcántara Brito (alias Rodi), and Rafael Sorrilla Velásquez (alias Rafa). They were escorted by agents of the National Police until the aircraft before taking off to Venezuela, where they will have to face pending judicial processes.

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    Diario Correo

    RSS / @diariocorreo.pe/arc/outboundfeeds/rss/?outputType=xml

    Gobierno expulsa a tres venezolanos vinculados al Tren de Aragua tras...

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    El Nacional

    RSS / @el-nacional.com/rss

    Perú expulsó a tres venezolanos integrantes del Tren de Aragua El gobi...

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    AlbertoRodNews

    X / Twitter / @AlbertoRodNews

    ÚLTIMA HORA | Perú expulsa a tres venezolanos vinculados al Tren de Ar...

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    Telegram / @albertorodnews

    ÚLTIMA HORA | Perú expulsa a tres venezolanos vinculados al Tren de Ar...

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