Kamel Nacif
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Kamel Nacif Nacif
The writer, Lydia Cacho, was then charged under state law with defaming a textile businessman, Kamel Nacif, in her book, ''The Demons of Eden.'' Ms. Cacho wrote that Mr. Nacif was a friend of Jean Succar Kuri, a man accused of pederasty in Cancún, and was paying for his legal defense. Cacho's arrest between two male voices that the journalists from the newspaper and the radio station said had been identified as the Puebla State governor, Mario Marín, and Mr. Nacif.  The writer, Lydia Cacho, was charged under state law with defaming a textile businessman, Kamel Nacif, in her book, 'The Demons of Eden' where she wrote that Mr. Nacif was a friend of Jean Succar Kuri, a man accused of pederasty in Cancún, and was paying for his legal defense.