Mexican state lawmaker to be questioned about ‘El Chapo’

Officials have already said they plan now to extradite Guzman, but have said the process could take a year or more of legal wrangling.

Guzman was re-detained on 8 January after half a year on the run.

It is part of a probe into her alleged use of fraudulent documents to visit Guzman in April in the maximum security prison he escaped from a couple of months later.

Mexican prison chiefs have hired a dog to test jailed cartel boss Joaquin “El Chapo” Guzman’s food for poison amid fears that someone might try and assassinate him.

The Mexican authorities launched a massive manhunt that led to his recapture on January 8 in the seaside Sinaloa city of Los Mochis – a triumph that ended up having to share headlines with U.S. actor Sean Penn s bombshell revelation that he met Guzman three months before his capture.

He was nabbed in January in his native Sinaloa state after a shootout that killed six of his people.

26, Lucero Guadalupe Sanchez Lopez, is a representative in Sinaloa, northern Mexico.

Her tenure was characterized by frequent absences.

But officials denied that Mexico’s most powerful drug baron was being held incommunicado, saying he had access to a lawyer.

While there’s little official information about Guzman’s family, those who’ve followed his profession that is criminal consider he’s 18 kids with seven different girls.

Mr Guerrero said Ms Coronel can not present evidence as she insisted that she’d been Wednesday since 2007 to Guzman.

It has also been revealed he has his food tasted by dogs before being served.

But this time, officials have clamped down on security measures, which have also prevented Emma Coronel, the mother of his twin daughters, from seeing him.