The residence was repeatedly auctioned by the authorities, but the lack of interested parties caused them to give up their attempt and prefer to raffle it the next 15 from September
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Wednesday, November 20
This is how the house of 'El Chapo' Guzmán looks like that Mexico will raffle on Independence Day
The Government of Mexico has prepared a special raffle on the occasion of Independence Day , in which the winners will be awarded various assets that the authorities have seized from organized crime.
Among the prizes to be raffled is one of the houses seized from Joaquín ‘El Chapo’ Guzmán and which is located in Culiacán, Sinaloa.
The property, which already tried to auction repeatedly without success , is the place where the leader of the Sinaloa Cartel fled through a tunnel, hidden under the bathtub, when he was surrounded by the Secret Aría de Marina during an operation carried out in February of 2014.
The dwelling in question, as announced by the authorities, has an area of two,810 square feet and is located on a plot of 4, 262 square feet .
It has three bedrooms, three bathrooms, kitchen, dining room, living room, covered parking for a vehicle, among other rooms
As expected, the residence, located in the Libertad neighborhood, has a strong security device that includes cameras, as well as armored windows and doors.
Its current price, according to the estimates made, would be around $ 190 One thousand dollars , while its starting price in the last auction was $ 120 One thousand dollars.
The house is not exactly luxury, as it is even located on a dirt road.
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