81.   Medellin cartel leader leaves prison.

82.   Medina said he met in a Cali penthouse with cartel leaders Miguel Rodriguez Orejuela, his brother Gilberto, Jose Santacruz Londono and Helmer Herrera.

83.   Medrano, the alleged right-hand man of Gulf cartel leader Osiel Cardenas, was also wanted by the FBI, the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration and Interpol.

84.   On audiotapes released last year, cartel leaders are heard discussing donations of millions of dollars to his election team.

85.   Other young Cali cartel leaders include Juan Carlos Ortiz, who allegedly manages cartel assassins.

86.   One cartel leader, Jose Santacruz Londono, escaped from a maximum-security prison in Bogota last month.

87.   One is that they are drug traffickers angry at Samper for taking their money and then jailing six cartel leaders this year.

88.   Prosecutor General Alfonso Valdivieso, however, said this week that cartel leaders who surrender may not automatically be entitled to sentence reductions.

89.   Rodriguez was the sixth cartel leader to be put behind bars in recent weeks following pressure from Washington for a police crackdown on the cartel.

90.   Property worth billions of dollars more is believed to still be in the hands of Medellin and Cali cartel leaders or their frontmen.