They seek to extradite model Yorbriele Ninoska to Mexico for human trafficking in Quintana Roo

The National Court (AN) of Spain celebrates this Monday the possibility of extradite to Mexico Venezuelan model Yorbriele Ninoska Vasquez Alvarez, accused of recruiting young people with the promise of working as flight attendants for force them into prostitution in the state of Quintana Roo.

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According to the account contained in the document of the Spanish prosecutor’s office, to which the agency had access EuropaPress, Vásquez Álvarez, “allegedly, together with other unidentified people, in August 2021, using deception, made a job offer as hostesses for two peoplewhen what he really wanted was to force them into prostitution for his benefit”.

He reportedly summoned the girls, agreeing to hire them to work as hostesses at events scheduled for this September in Mexico City and, “once their trust has been won”, already in October, he quoted them again in a hotel where they worked as hostesses.

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However, “in the end he told them to go up to their respective rooms where he ordered them under threat of having sex with two people present at the event, who paid for these services” to Vásquez Álvarez.

The prosecutor’s office explains that in Mexico, the crimes of human trafficking in its form of sexual exploitationoffenses which, in Spanish law, are equivalent to an offense related to prostitution and sexual exploitation, and to the offenses of sexual assault.

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However, he indicates that, “without prejudice to the foregoing, the defendant has provided documents which lend credence to her allegation that the request is initiated by her ex-husband, who threatened to get revenge for breaking off their relationship.

“From his analysis, we can deduce the serious situation of threat which affects the life of the defendant”, indicated the public prosecutor’s office, specifying that his ex-companion “exhibits” “his contacts with the authorities allegedly manipulated by him” against her.

To this he adds “proof” that Vásquez Álvarez was not “at the place and on the date of the alleged facts”, judging by a series of international flights, some with stopover in Madrid.

“As such and in this context, it is appropriate to emphasize the laconic nature of the alleged facts and the lack of incriminating databeyond the mere manifestation of these without the provision of testimonies or investigations into their presence at the scene of the events,” he said.

However, the Public Prosecutor’s Office indicates that “although, in principle, the circumstances relating to the merits of the case cannot be opposed to the request for postponement, there is an exception based on the manifest impossibility of commission of the facts due to objective circumstances.

In the present case, it considers that “the ground for refusal exists”, given “the dubious location of the person sought at the time when the requesting authorities located him in Mexico City and the reasonable doubt as to the instigation of his ex-partner as the driving force behind the criminal action directed against her. »

Therefore, although the remainder is given legal conditions for extradition (like double jeopardy), the public prosecutor’s office recommends that she not be handed over to the Mexican authorities.

It should be remembered that Yorbriele Ninoska represented Venezuela in the contest Miss Earth 2017, but was arrested in Madrid for the crime of human trafficking.

In August 2021, the Mexican authorities and Interpol began to search for the Venezuelan model following events at the “Electronic Music Festival” in Quinta Roo, which was also allegedly attended by drug lords, who were accompanied by the school girlsa few minors, brought by the woman.