#Marset

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MARSET / CHISPA / JOAN GASPAR - FLO WESTERMEIAR / LAMP

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Marset Pendant light

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Lacalle Pou desmiente las posibles negociaciones con Marset

El presidente de Uruguay, Luis Lacalle Pou, desmintió las supuestas negociaciones con el narcotraficante Sebastián Enrique Marset Cabrera, de quien se perdió el rastro tras su fuga de Bolivia hace un mes. El mandatario destacó que “el Gobierno no negocia con narcotraficantes” y espera la coordinación efectiva entre las policías para encontrarlo. Además, criticó el nivel de la discusión y dijo que…

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Encandilados por el poder:Los nuevos narcos y rutas del Sur

El mediático caso del narcotraficante Sebastián Marset ha puesto en la mira a Bolivia, Paraguay y Uruguay. La ostentación del poder devela no solo un crecimiento del crimen organizado en estos países sino los nuevos perfiles criminales y rutas de tráfico de drogas con alcance transnacional. Por Fabiola Chambi Cuando llegó, era un vecino más. De esos que aparecen en el círculo social y no se…

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Sebastián Marset, el uruguayo prófugo que genera persecución internacional

El canciller de Uruguay, Francisco Bustillo, renunció este miércoles tras conocerse audios en los que solicitaba a una subalterna ocultar una comunicación sobre la peligrosidad del narcotraficante uruguayo Sebastián Marset. Las investigaciones en Bolivia y Paraguay arrojaron el verdadero alcance de la organización criminal de Marset, la cual, según se indicó, tenía contactos con los asesinos que…

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Entrevista que me realizaron en programa de Paraguay a partir del caso Marset y el impacto de la épica del narco.

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Modern Dome Table Lamps Design

Marset Theia lamp by Mathias Hahn - Sleek dome-shaped table lamps with reflective surfaces on black stands, modern lighting for interiors. Follow Ceramic City on Tumblr Source: https://www.pinterest.com/theceramiccity/

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News from Uruguay bc something really fucked up has been going on in this country:

It all began with the imprisonment of Sebastian Marset, an uruguayan narco that was captured in Dubai because he tried getting in with a fake passport. Someone inside the minister (a high rank) contacted the uruguayan embassy and authorized them to go inside the prison and give him a new uruguayan passport...which by the way was given to him in person by Balbi the president of one of the biggest football teams (Nacional) amongst others (he specifically flew from UY to Dubai)

Marset was directly implicated with the murder of a paraguayan judge and is recquired by various countries, but he ran away thanks to the uruguayan government.

Just when all of this was "dying down" the mexican government raised an alert because of a huge influx of russian people with a uruguayan passport were entering Mexico, and the main culprit? The man in charge of the president's personal security, Alejandro Astesiano

The fake passports were proven to come out DIRECTLY from the ministers offices, and this web was operating from inside the Executive Tower itself, the offices of everyone including the president are there.

Immediately (literally an hour after the detention of Astesiano was public knowledge), the president called for a conference to assure everyone of Astesiano's innocence, that he knew him since "forever", that he had an immaculate professional image and was of his complete trust.

Well....it quickly went down the drain because it was demonstrated that Astesiano had a LONG history of crimes dating from 2003 up to like 2014, mainly about fraud, petty theft, falsifying documents, etc. The tactic was now to try to defuse the situation by claiming that there were no strong links or personal relationships between the president and Astesiano, they went even as far as to claim he never was the head of presidential security.

However, Astesiano was involved with the Lacalle family ever since the goverment of our current president's father in the 90s, and afterwards he kept being around them as the family's personal driver, etc etc

They imprisoned Astesiano and started digging inside his personal chats and the findings become darker and darker, as the activities he was implied in go from espionage of civilians to benefit foreign businesses, a "shipment of 454 kg of cold fish" directly from Dubai through ambassadors, and the worst came in today: they were paying foreigner military companies for personal information about some senators of the opposing parties

Maybe all of this sounds only like old corruption tales to some, but to uruguayans this is extremely shocking, we are a very small country and up to some months ago even proudly claimed to be one of the most open and transparent democracies out there, this has all ben completely destroyed by these findings, and the government is still trying to say that everything is fine and diminishing the facts.

Today, the judge in charge of the investigation ordered to delete all messages between Astesiano and the president

Its to be noted that lately narcotraffic has been out of hand here, european policemen are constantly detaining shipments arriving from Uruguay full of cocaine, and various rich people have been detained (altough they are all then freed and their charges erased, and the investigations die there), there has also been a clear increase of drug related crimes and band wars

Other figures that could be implicated in this web are argentinean narco Balcedo, italian fugitive Morabbito, the uruguayan minister of tourism, and more

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Sting operation leads to Brazil arrest of one of South America’s most wanted fugitives

Diego Nicolás Marset Alba, a reputed drug kingpin and brother to the leader of the “Primer Cartel Uruguayo” cartel, was arrested in Brazil on Tuesday 26 December as part of a regional police operation involving INTERPOL National Central Bureaus (NCBs) in Brasilia, La Paz, Asuncion and Montevideo.

22-year-old Uruguayan national Diego Marset had been avoiding arrest for many years by using multiple false identities from Bolivia, Brazil, Paraguay and Uruguay. He is thought to be a central figure in the trafficking of drugs from South America to Europe and is also linked to several high-profile killings.

Diego Marset was the subject of an INTERPOL Red Notice requested by Paraguay, which serves as a request to law enforcement worldwide to locate and arrest a suspect for extradition.

Married to a Bolivian woman, Diego Marset became the focus of this strategic regional operation when INTERPOL shared intelligence that his wife was nearing childbirth in Foz de Iguacu, Brazil.

Foreseeing Marset's potential visit to Brazil for the birth, officers from Brazil’s Federal Police monitored the wife’s residence and arrested the fugitive when he arrived at her home.

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anyways guys, did your minister of foreign relations resign after recordings came out of him asking his former deputy minister to act as if she had lost her phone because she had texts compromising the president in the scandal of an important drug trafficker (who is wanted by interpol) getting an uruguayan passport (thru less than legal means) so he could get out of jail in dubai, who would later be a suspect on the murder of a colombian prosecutor and who spent a few months in bolivia under a fake name playing football in a local league, or is your government normal?

Reference list El País. (2023, July 21). Political scandal rocks Uruguay after passport issued to ‘dangerous and influential’ drug trafficker. https://english.elpais.com/international/2023-07-21/political-scandal-rocks-uruguay-after-passport-issued-to-dangerous-and-influential-drug-trafficker.html Insight Crime. (2023, July 31). Uruguay’s Top Trafficker Disappears Yet Again in Bolivia. https://insightcrime.org/news/uruguay-trafficker-sebastian-marset-story/ Associated Press. (2023, November 1). Uruguay’s foreign minister resigns following leak of audios related to a passport scandal. https://apnews.com/article/bustillo-marset-passport-uruguay-94a90a6eb0a0669462e7758c96924c83

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Zenc by Joan Gaspar for Marset

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Caso del pasaporte de Marset: ¿Por qué no se han iniciado las citaciones? La razón te sorprenderá

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Título:Del Castillo responde a las acusaciones de Marset

En medio de las acusaciones que el narcotraficante uruguayo Sebastián Marset Cabrera hizo contra la justicia corrupta en Bolivia, el Ministro de Gobierno, Eduardo Del Castillo, respondió a las dudosas preguntas de Marset al cuestionar su fuga del país “si podía sobornar” a las autoridades. El Ministro considera que el narcotraficante siente “descontento con la Policía Boliviana y con el…