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North Coast Cartel : ウィキペディア英語版
North Coast Cartel

The North Coast Cartel ((スペイン語:Cartel de la Costa or Cartel de la Costa Atlántica)) was a drug cartel operating in northern Colombia between in 1980 and 2010, mostly controlling the area of the Colombian Caribbean coast illegal drug trade flow from other regions of Colombia and neighboring countries and local production. Its operations center was the city of Barranquilla. Other name was the Barranquilla's cartel (in Spanish cartel de Barranquilla).
== History ==
The leader of this cartel Alberto Orlandez Gamboa aka ''El Caracol'' (The Snail), who in a vendetta eliminated the Valdeblanquez family. He was arrested on June 6, 1998 and extradited later to the United States where he pleaded guilty for numerous drug-related crimes. Its members were Jose Reinaldo Fiallo Jacome ''El Nano'', Jairo Duran Fernandez ''El Mico Duran'' (The Monkey), the congressman for the department of Magdalena Alex Duran Fernandez, brother of El Mico Duran, Cruz Antonio Gonzalez Peña ''Crucito Gonzalez'', Gustavo Salazar Bernal, Alexander Enrique Batalla ''El Alto'' (''The High'') or ''Alex'' and The Nasser Arana family. The Nasser Arana family was led by Julio Cesar Nasser David aka ''El Turco'' (The Turkish) and his ex-wife Sheila Arana W.
Other notable members of the North Coast cartel were the Nasser Arana family clan who was owned several assets in Barranquilla and was owners numerous properties in Barranquilla and The Coast, including the luxurious Hotel El Prado, which is now property of the Colombian government and next to enter into an open tender process.〔(Fiscalia.gov.ca )〕 The most prominent members of the clan were Julio Cesar Nasser David and his ex-wife Sheila Arana W (divorced in 1984). She was captured in Switzerland and then extradited to the United States in September 1994. She accepted being responsible for sending to the United States some 30 shipments of cocaine and marijuana between 1976 and 1994, totalizing over a million of tonnes of drugs in that country. Her ex-husband was also covered by the extradition but he died of natural causes, on January 13, 2000 in the prison of La Picota in Bogotá.〔(Eldebate.com.ar )〕〔(USDOJ.goov )〕
After serving time in prison, their son Jorge "Tito" Nasser was killed by gunmen in Barranquilla exiting a local gym.〔(Alpha.mindefensa.gov )〕 Carlos Alberto Nasser was captured in 1998.〔(Fiscalia.go.co )〕 Claudia Nasser and Carlos Alberto "Capeto" Nasser were found guilty of money laundering and illegal enrichment.

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