The Satel-ELITE RICO Perry Cocaine Cartel and Koch Brothers Mexican ex-Governor Sentenced

Mexican ex-governor sentenced in NY to 11 years

Ted Cruz Tea Party Campaign Money From Drug Trafficking Governor Rick Perry: "Shown in some photos with his graying mop of curls tucked into a cowboy hat, Yarrington appeared as an invited dignitary at public events with Texas governors George W. Bush and Rick Perry during his own stint as a border state governor. He often visited Texas until immigration authorities told him to leave in 2012."

http://www.lcsun-news.com/las_cruces-news/ci_23369594/federal-forfeitures-cloaked-secrecy

Updated: Friday, 28 Jun 2013, 9:40 PM CDT

Published : Friday, 28 Jun 2013, 6:05 PM CDT

NEW YORK (AP) — A former governor of a Mexican state who admitted to conspiring to launder money in a New York drug case was sentenced Friday to just under 11 years in prison, but may face as little as three more years behind bars in the United States.

Mario Ernesto Villanueva Madrid, 64, was sentenced in U.S. District Court in Manhattan to 10 years and 11 months in prison after he pleaded guilty last year to conspiracy to commit money laundering. He was originally accused of conspiring to import hundreds of tons of cocaine.

Villanueva Madrid, a former governor of the Mexican state of Quintana Roo, has been jailed since 2001, when he was first charged with similar crimes in Mexico.

Outside court, defense attorney Richard Lind said he was pleased with the sentence, saying it was likely that Villanueva Madrid will serve only about three years in prison once he is credited with time he has already served in Mexican and U.S. prisons and gets additional credit for good behavior.

http://www.kxan.com/dpp/news/national/Mexican-exgovernor-sentenced-in-NY-to-11-years_55043912

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Dear Gregory,

"

Charles Koch--of the infamous Koch brothers--must have listened when the media called Republicans technologically obsolete after the 2012 election, because he just sponsored an event called "Liberty Hackathon - Preparing the New GOP Digital Platform."

For those of you not immersed in the tech world, hackathons are like mini-conferences for techies. There's lots of Red Bull and camaraderie and coding all night. They're where relationships are formed and big ideas dreamed up. Teams come out of the experience with a finished product that might just be able to change the world. And these events have always been incubators for talent on the left.

So far the various right-wing attempts to copy our work, and the work of other Democratic groups, have mostly failed. But now Charles Koch is counting on his cash jump-starting the Republicans so they can catch up to us with events like this hackathon. We can't let that happen.

Can you chip in $5 a month, or whatever you can afford, to help us show the Kochs that they can't buy innovation?

Now that even mainstream Republicans have opened their eyes - and their wallets - to the possibilities of technology, they've actually got time to create a tech infrastructure that could help them as soon as 2014.

The Koch's money means that they can lure talented programmers from the private sector to their cause. That's not what we're about here at ActBlue.