Paraguay Deports three undocumented immigrants after trying to steal Cripto – Tradingview News

Paraganda’s conducting law deported three individuals and arrested another because he was trying to steal crypto miners in the facility near a hydroelectric power plant in the country.

According to a statement from 15. May from Paraguaya Prosecutor Irene Rolon, The men caught the police shortly after breaking into the locked part of the Teratech facility with in Cronel, which leads to their arrest.

Prosecutors believe that men may have had connections for Teratech as independent contractors, but still waiting for the official certificate from the company’s executive director.

The Chinese citizens of Jinping Duan, Tian Jianiun and Zheng Guanglong, who did not have an official entry into the country, were deported. Paraganda’s authorities and Interpol believe that men entered Brazil or Bolivia illegally.

The second person was arrested, Nahun Maria Velazkuez Garcete, is legal residence in Paragua, but it is believed to be part of a criminal organization.

He is accused of the difficult theft and is currently in custody.

The an individual arrested was soon hospitalized in critical condition, but injuries that last were not published.

Paraguayal officials believe that other individuals are involved in trying theft and work on the identification of these people. As such, the case is still under investigation.

Deported may have worked illegally for months

Rolone He believes that the undocumented immigrants were in Paraguay for several months and came to work as developers. However, it is not clear whether that work was made for the company.

Paragusian officials are waiting for the report of Teratech General Manager to determine the exact nature of their relationship with three men.

Paraguay is considered well adapted for the crypto mining operations due to its abundant renewable energy sources, most of which it has not yet been submitted.

Dam Itaipu has become a popular smaller location to set, because it delivers all local electricity needs Paraguay and leaves a large amount of surplus electricity.