Pollution and Criminal
Record
The Egytpian who,
according to
environmental
authorities pollutes the
aqueduct of two towns
northeast of San José
with manure from his
farm, omitted his
criminal record in the
United States when
applying for a
resident’s visa in Costa
Rica.
Mohamed Ibrahim Elghanam,
45, submitted to the
Dirección General de
Migración y Extranjería
(immigration service) a
certificate from Egypt
which states that he
does not have a criminal
record in his homeland,
but omitted that he has
one in the United
States, which includes
grand theft, several
felonies, and
bankruptcy, among other
things.
Migración director,
Mario Zamora, said that
it is likely that the
resident status that
Elghanam enjoys here
will be cancelled. |
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