Senador Bob Menéndez declarado culpable en juicio de soborno

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El jurado llega a un veredicto en el juicio por soborno del senador de Nueva Jersey Bob Menéndez después de tres días de deliberaciones. Menéndez se declara no culpable de aceptar sobornos a cambio de favores políticos y enfrenta múltiples cargos de corrupción.

Keywords: Bob Menéndez, soborno, juicio, corrupción, veredicto

Source: Voz de América

Update At: 7/17/2024

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