The U.S. can now move forward with extraditing Guyana’s opposition leader Azruddin Mohamed and his father Nazar Mohamed after a Caribbean court rejected their legal challenge. Wanted in Florida for allegedly smuggling 10,000 kg of gold and evading $50 million in taxes, the pair deny all charges and remain on bond. The Caribbean Court of Justice’s ruling clears the way for extradition, though exact next steps are pending. Despite the setback, the Mohameds vow to continue fighting, as Guyana’s economy surges from oil revenues and U.S.-Guyana ties remain intact.
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