The president of Haiti was assassinated by a team of former Colombian soldiers who were recruited by an American security firm
The two leaders of around two dozen former Colombian soldiers that raided Moise’s private residence in Port-au-Prince, were Germán Alejandro Rivera and Duberney Capador. Both of them were killed during clashes between the hired mercenaries and the Haitian security forces on the night of July 7. sent a picture of himself to his sister
Haitian officials said that the same two Colombians and others were hired by Antonio “Tony” Intriago, the head of the CTU and an American citizen. Walter Veintemilla, another American and the owner of Worldwide Capital Lending Group, also allegedly financed expenses of the CTU-led Colombian force in Haiti prior to the assassination.
Veintemilla’s firm and other American acolytes of Sanon remarked that the Haitian pastor would come to power by a peaceful transition despite giving no clear explanation on how that could happen. , an American retired adjunct economics professor, who appeared to prepare an economic development plan for Sanon’s Haiti. “I keep asking myself, there must be something wrong with me for being so naïve,” Duverger reflected on his past conduct with Sanon, who appeared to create an impression on his counterparts that he was backed by both Democratic and Republican politicians in the US.
México Últimas Noticias, México Titulares
Similar News:También puedes leer noticias similares a ésta que hemos recopilado de otras fuentes de noticias.
Pentagon: US military trained Colombian soldiers involved in Haiti hitHaitian President Jovenel Moise’s assassination plot grows complicated as the intial probe reveals the hit squad had some training from US military and was hired via a shadowy Miami company.
Leer más »
WSJ News Exclusive | Haitian Authorities Probe Any Police Involvement in President’s KillingColombian defense minister says Colombian officials believe that former Colombian troops participated in the attack but that others may have been involved.
Leer más »
Haitians protest, pay tribute in a country still reeling from president's killingScattered protests broke out in Haiti's capital on Wednesday as gasoline shortages added to concerns over insecurity and access to basic goods a week after the assassination of President Jovenel Moise pitched the Caribbean nation into uncertainty.
Leer más »
Ex-Soldiers, Security Officials and Businessmen Conspired to Kill Haitian President, Officials SayA range of people, including two former Colombian soldiers, met in recent months in the Dominican Republic and Haiti in a plot that led to the assassination of Haitian President Jovenel Moïse, Haitian and Colombian officials say
Leer más »
Haitians protest, pay tribute as country grapples with president's killingScattered protests broke out in Haiti's capital on Wednesday as gasoline shortages added to concerns over insecurity and police announced new arrests a week after the assassination of President Jovenel Moise pitched the already-troubled Caribbean nation into political chaos.
Leer más »
Haitian police call allegations government involved in Jovenel Moïse's death 'a lie'A report from a Columbian-based private TV station claimed government officials were involved in the assassination of President Jovenel Moïse.
Leer más »