
Julio Mendoza
Julio Mendoza is a former president of Austral Construcciones, a construction firm implicated in the Ruta del Dinero K money laundering case. Recently, he was in the news as one of the individuals ordered by Judge Néstor Costabel to present himself for detention as part of the execution of their sentences.
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Countries Mentioned
Country | Mentions | Sentiment | Dominance | + Persistence | x Population | = Reach | x GDP (millions) | = Power |
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Panama | 2 | 5.50 | 0.17% | +10% | 4,314,768 | 8,141 | $76,000 | 143$ |
Totals | 2 | 4,314,768 | 8,141 | $76,000 | 143$ |
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Recent Mentions
Panama:
Julio Mendoza is also a former deputy and holds a position in the CEN.
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Panama:
Julio Mendoza is the fifth subsecretary and remained in his position after the elections.
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United States:
Fearing increased immigration enforcement, undocumented immigrant Julio Mendoza and his American wife, Sasha, made the difficult decision to self-deport to Mexico.
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United States:
Julio Mendoza made the difficult decision to self-deport to Mexico with his family.
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United States:
Fearing increased immigration enforcement, undocumented immigrant Julio Mendoza and his American wife made the difficult decision to self-deport to Mexico.
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United States:
Fearing increased immigration enforcement, undocumented immigrant Julio Mendoza and his American wife, Sasha, made the difficult decision to self-deport to Mexico.
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United States:
Fearing increased immigration enforcement, undocumented immigrant Julio Mendoza and his American wife made the difficult decision to self-deport to Mexico.
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United States:
Fearing increased immigration enforcement, undocumented immigrant Julio Mendoza and his American wife, Sasha, made the difficult decision to self-deport to Mexico with their three children.
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United States:
Fearing increased immigration enforcement, undocumented immigrant Julio Mendoza and his American wife, Sasha, made the difficult decision to self-deport to Mexico with their three children.
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United States:
Julio Mendoza made the difficult decision to self-deport to Mexico with his family.
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