Mexico's notorious drug lord, Joaquín 'El Chapo' Guzmán, serving a life sentence in a maximum-security prison in Florence, Colorado, has raised concerns about his inability to communicate with his family. Guzmán, known for his past prison escapes, wrote a letter to a District Court Judge in New York, expressing frustration over not being able to speak with his twin daughters for seven months.
In his letter, Guzmán mentioned that the prison facility had stopped allowing him calls with his daughters, citing that the FBI agent monitoring the calls was unresponsive. He described this situation as 'unprecedented discrimination' and pleaded for the opportunity to speak with his family.
