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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.
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.
Their lawyers argue the Fugitive Offenders (Amendment) Act is unconstitutional and being used politically, citing violations of due process and judicial independence.
They seek a delay to allow a constitutional challenge to be heard before extradition moves forward.
The government maintains the process is lawful and treaty-based, urging swift action.
The High Court’s decision, expected January 5, 2026, will determine if the extradition hearings can proceed.
Un juez guyanés decidirá el 5 de enero de 2026, si bloqueará la extradición de dos hombres de negocios acusados de fraude de oro y lavado de dinero en Estados Unidos.