An Extradited Noriega Returns To Panama -- L.A. Times
The former military dictator has been in U.S. and French prisons since the 1989 U.S. invasion of his country. He faces decades more jail time at home.
Reporting from Mexico City — Manuel Noriega, the onetime military dictator of Panama who also moonlighted as a CIA spy and successful drug-trafficking money launderer, was flown home Sunday after two decades in U.S. and French prisons and faced yet more jail time in Panama.
Noriega, 77, was extradited from France, where he was convicted of laundering several million dollars through Paris real estate, and placed under heavy guard on a flight to Panama City.
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