Panama Relates
Moscoso Government with
Drugs
Numerous Panamanian
authorities will
converse during
activities of the
Nautipesca Company,
considered a screen for
Colombian Pablo Rayo
Montaño's money
laundering,
Panama-America daily
published on its front
page.
The newspaper reported
that it obtained
exclusive statements by
former soccer player
Freddy Rincon, in the
investigation about him
in Brazil, where he is
detained, pending an
extradition request by
Panama.
Rincon rejected, before
the Third Court of
Justice of Sao Paulo,
the charges pressed
against him in Panama
for money laundering.
Rincon gained notoriety
the past week, when
Colombian media quoted
his statements before
the Brazilian justice,
saying that then
president Mireya Moscoso
personally recommended
to invest in Nautipesca,
the daily recalled.
Panam-America said
Rincon's wife Priscilla
Reyes told Colombian RCN
radio station she was
able to observe that
Rayo Montaño led a
businessman s life in
Panama, kept contact
with authorities, and
also had a Panamanian
identity card.
His brother, Rolanod
Araya Monge, was a
presidential candidate
in and lost to. His
grandfather, was the
President of Costa Rica
from 1982 to 1986.
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