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Título: La vida de lujo de un narcotraficante en su prisión de "cinco estrellas" en Paraguay
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Pavao's room had an exercise treadmill.

In the three-room cell there was a conference room, a flat plasma television, a library and a kitchen.

The interior of the cell, occupied by Brazilian drug kingpin Jarvis Chimenes Pavao, accused of money laundering, was dismantled, according to media in Paraguay.

The police had learned that Pavao was planning to escape by blowing up a hole in the prison wall with explosives.

The authorities launched an investigation to find out who allowed the construction of the luxurious facilities.

Pavao has been removed from the Tacumbú prison.

Pavao was serving a seven-year sentence for money laundering that was due to end next year at the end of which, however, he would most likely be asked for extradition to Brazil.

He has now been transferred to a maximum security facility far from his luxurious quarters in Tacumbú, a neighborhood of the capital, Asunción.

The authorities have launched an investigation to find out which officials allowed Pavao to set up his luxurious life.

Whoever wanted to stay in the "suite" had to pay a large sum of money.

The closet had all kinds of clothing.

Among Pavao's DVDs was a series about the life of Colombian drug trafficker Pablo Escobar.

The Tacumbú prisoners told the AFP news agency that whoever wanted to stay in the luxury "suite" had to pay Pavao an initial amount of US$5,000 and a weekly rent of US$600.

The luxury in which Pavao lived contrasts with the overcrowded conditions that the rest of the prisoners in Tacumbú must endure.

Many do not even have a place to sleep and are seen piled up in the prison corridors.

However, Pavao's lawyers maintain that the capo financially helped inmates who had no means.

"He was one of the most appreciated men in this prison," inmate Antonio González told AFP.

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