An Argentine police woman escorts Victoria Henao(L), the widow of Colombian drug lord Pablo Escobar, into a federal court in Buenos Aires November 16. The late cocaine kingpin's wife and her son Juan Pablo Escobar were detained in Buenos Aires late November 15 on charges of laundering drug money and falsifying documents.

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Colombian goalkeeper Juan Carlos Henao of Once Caldas, celebrates a goal against River Plate in the Liberator Cup soccer match in Palo Grande. Once Caldas won the game, 4-1 against River Plate.

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Colombian player Victor Bonilla of Cali shoots a goal against goalkeeper Juan Carlos Henao of Once Caldas during the first game of the finals of the Colombian Championships, December 16. Cali defeated Once Caldas 4-0 in the game played in Pascual Guerrero Stadium in Cali.

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FILE PHOTO 11JAN94 - Manuela Escobar, the daughter of slain Medelling Cartel drug baron Pablo Escobar, looks out the window of a hotel in downtown Bogota in this January 11, 1994 file photo when she was 9 years old and shortly after her father's death. Escobar's widow Victoria Henao and her son Juan Pablo were arrested in Buenos Aires November 15 on money laundering charges and falsefying documents. Henao and her two children had been living in Argentina under assumed names. Pablo Escobar was purported to have been negotiating their safety in exchange for his surrender when he was killed by Colombian police in 1993.

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