which says in the first paragraph that the US asked that he be denied **bond**. They're arguing on behalf of the Panamanian government that he's a very serious "flight to avoid prosecution" risk. It says nothing about a US response to the extradition request itself, altho it seems unlikely they would be fighting bond if they didn't want him extradited.

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U.S. federal prosecutors on Tuesday urged a judge ***not to allow former Panamanian President Ricardo Martinelli to go free on bond*** as he fights extradition to his home country, saying he is a flight risk....

....U.S. prosecutors have said they are fulfilling a treaty obligation with Panama in requesting that Martinelli, who was arrested on June 12, continue to be held.

"His past behaviour suggests he would do whatever is necessary to avoid returning to Panama, including jumping bond to a third country," said Assistant U.S. Attorney Adam Fels. "He has a massive amount of wealth that could sustain an escape to a third country where he and his family could stay in exile for decades."
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