https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2022-05-20/ex-panamanian-president-s-sons-get-3-years-for-money-laundering
The Martinelli Linares brothers made a brazen run from justice that included slipping out of the US by boat, taking an Uber from El Salvador to the Guatemala border, then boarding the family’s private jet to return home to Panama.
Ex-Panamanian President’s Sons Get 3 Years for Money Laundering
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