His security continues to engage in open discussions with the trial to reach a possible plea agreement, a plea deal, to avoid a trial, while Abigael Gonzalez Valencia, alias" El Cuini," requested for the second time for his reading to be postponed before a federal court in the United States. The demand was submitted to the Washington Federal Court of the District of Columbia.

The defendant's attorneys requested a rescheduling of the reading for this Wednesday, arguing that they are still reviewing a sizable amount of evidence and continuing discussions with U. S. lawyers. The ultimate decision will be up to Judge Beryl A. Howell because the trial did not object to the request.

Gonzalez Valencia's security asserts that both parties are also considering the viability of an early resolution of the case, a scenario similar to that used by another Mexican drug traffickers who have been extradited to the US, and that they have asked for sentence reductions through appeal deals.

El Cuini is accused of conspiring to distribute large quantities of heroin and methamphetamine intended for the United States, organized crime, and the possession of weapons in drug trafficking actions. He is regarded by authorities as a significant member of an international legal organization. Gonzalez Valencia is credited by U. S. agencies as the main financial partner of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel ( CJNG ) and as the leader of Los Cuinis, a group accused of managing illicit funds, creating money-laundering schemes, and facilitating the cartel's expansion abroad. According to the federal indictment, his close family ties to the CJNG head Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes, alias El Mencho, helped strengthen the relationship between the two companies. which complement drug trafficking and the accumulating of unlawful capital were comparable operations from the military and financial wings.

In a diplomatic procedure in which the Mexican authorities handed over 26 drug traffickers wanted by U. S. government, Gonzalez Valencia was sent to the United States in August 2025. He was taken into national prison and presented to a jury in Washington upon his arrival, where the charges against him were laid down.

El Cuini entered a not-guilty plea in his first appearance before Judge Howell, which was held at the end of August 2025. His lawyer, Robert Feitl, requested specific health care for his client during that hearing, alleging that he had not received adequate care after moving from Mexico. Gonzalez Valencia has participated in numerous DEA investigations, including those involving opportunities and businesses in different nations, in order to transport tons of cocaine from South America to the United States and to facilitate the production and smuggling of methamphetamine. El Cuini spent several years in prison in Mexico before being arrested in Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco, in February 2015 during an activity by the Latino Navy. He was charged with organized crime there. He has since been regarded as one of the top priorities for American anti-drug organizations. after being apprehended in Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco, in February 2015 during an activity by the Latino Navy, where he was charged with organized crime. He has since been regarded as one of the top priorities for American anti-drug organizations. after being apprehended in Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco, in February 2015 during an activity by the Latino Navy, where he was charged with organized crime. He has since been regarded as one of the top target for American anti-drug organizations.

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