#U.S. demands arrest and extradition of former Honduran president ##Former Honduras president arrested at home #U.S. "one order", former Honduran president was pulled out of his home, put on chains and twisted to the police station, Washington is ready to extradite him "trial"
On February 15, local time, former Honduran President Juan Orlando Hernandez was arrested and taken directly from his home with chains on his body. The United States is said to have charged him with multiple charges, including involvement in "violent drug trafficking operations". In its extradition request, the United States mentioned that hernandez has been involved in the shipment of 500,000 kilograms of drugs to the United States since 2004.
500,000 kilograms of drugs have been shipped in 18 years, and the United States "only knows about it until now", which also sounds quite interesting. You must know that this Hernandez has previously been eye-catching with the authorities of Taiwan Province of China, and even when he was about to step down, he also ran to Taiwan to collude with the Tsai authorities.
I thought that by "performing" so hard, the United States would let him live a good life at home, but the United States has always been fierce for such roles that have no use value. The conviction of Hernandez by the United States this time does not rule out that it is beating up the new President of Honduras, Castro. Because Castro has previously said that after she becomes president, she may consider establishing a formal relationship with Chinese mainland. This infuriated the United States, and before the Honduran election, the United States sent a special person to Honduras to warn no matter who became president, he must not "go against the will of the United States."
It's not the first time the U.S. has sued the former president of Honduras for extradition, and in 2016 the U.S. has sued former Honduran President Rafael Callejas, so it's not surprising that the U.S. has sued Hernandez. Castro has also changed his attitude after being pressured by the United States. It can be seen that the United States does not really respect Latin American countries at all, and in the eyes of the United States, Latin American countries are their "vassals." （WJD）
