The ex-wife of a leader of a Mexican drug cartel pleads guilty to using drug proceeds to pay for her child’s education and athletic training in Florida, according to Bloomberg and Mint. Prosecutors say she used more than $500,000 in drug money for the child’s tuition at an exclusive private school and an associated athletic training facility. Both outlets report that the plea agreement resolves federal charges connected to the laundering and use of narcotics proceeds for personal expenses. The reports characterize the conduct as misuse of drug proceeds to fund elite schooling rather than any direct claim about the child’s involvement. The accounts are consistent on the central allegations: the defendant is the cartel leader’s ex-wife, the payments total exceed $500,000, and the funds were used in Florida to cover tuition and athletic training. The sources do not add differing factual details beyond these points, and neither outlet indicates a different amount, location, or type of facility in its reporting.