# Medellín Mayor Submits 13,000 Evidence Files to FBI on Corruption

Medellín Mayor Federico Gutiérrez submitted a 13,000-document file to the FBI regarding alleged corruption and money laundering.

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Federico Gutiérrez, the mayor of Medellín, delivered a confidential file containing 13,000 documents to the director and members of the FBI's International Anti-Corruption Unit. [^1]

The dossier contains evidence related to alleged money laundering by the organization 'hermanitos Q' using public funds misappropriated during the administration of former mayor Daniel Quintero. [^2]

Medellín Mayor Federico Gutiérrez stated during an interview with Blu Radio that he does not know the current location of former mayor Daniel Quintero Calle. [^3]

Gutiérrez indicated that if US justice finds the culprits, the implicated individuals could be extradited to face federal crimes punishable by up to 20 years in prison and massive fines. [^4]

The evidence includes names of alleged frontmen for the Quintero family and their allies, including Venezuelan citizens, and companies established in Miami to launder millions. [^5]

Federico Gutiérrez responded to rumors that Daniel Quintero is in Canada by saying, 'I don't know if he is in Canada, but he will be encanado' (a pun implying he will be in prison). [^6]

Gutiérrez criticized the judicial process involving Miguel Quintero, Daniel's brother, noting that an audience had been postponed three times in one month. [^7]

The mayor alleged that corruption during the previous administration was more severe than the scandal involving the Moreno Rojas brothers in Bogotá. [^8]

## What this stands on

1. Federico Gutiérrez, the mayor of Medellín, delivered a confidential file containing 13,000 documents to the director and members of the FBI's International Anti-Corruption Unit. (Telemedellín, News)
2. The dossier contains evidence related to alleged money laundering by the organization 'hermanitos Q' using public funds misappropriated during the administration of former mayor Daniel Quintero. (Telemedellín, News)
3. Medellín Mayor Federico Gutiérrez stated during an interview with Blu Radio that he does not know the current location of former mayor Daniel Quintero Calle. (Publimetro Colombia, News)
4. Gutiérrez indicated that if US justice finds the culprits, the implicated individuals could be extradited to face federal crimes punishable by up to 20 years in prison and massive fines. (Telemedellín, News)
5. The evidence includes names of alleged frontmen for the Quintero family and their allies, including Venezuelan citizens, and companies established in Miami to launder millions. (Telemedellín, News)
6. Federico Gutiérrez responded to rumors that Daniel Quintero is in Canada by saying, 'I don't know if he is in Canada, but he will be encanado' (a pun implying he will be in prison). (Publimetro Colombia, News)
7. Gutiérrez criticized the judicial process involving Miguel Quintero, Daniel's brother, noting that an audience had been postponed three times in one month. (Publimetro Colombia, News)
8. The mayor alleged that corruption during the previous administration was more severe than the scandal involving the Moreno Rojas brothers in Bogotá. (Publimetro Colombia, News)

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