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flag A Guyanese judge will decide Jan. 5, 2026, whether to block the extradition of two businessmen accused of U.S. gold fraud and money laundering.

flag A Guyanese judge is set to rule on whether to halt extradition proceedings for businessmen Azruddin and Nazar Mohamed, who face U.S. charges over gold export-related fraud and money laundering. flag Their lawyers argue the Fugitive Offenders (Amendment) Act is unconstitutional and being used politically, citing violations of due process and judicial independence. flag They seek a delay to allow a constitutional challenge to be heard before extradition moves forward. flag The government maintains the process is lawful and treaty-based, urging swift action. flag The High Court’s decision, expected January 5, 2026, will determine if the extradition hearings can proceed.

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