¿ENGAÑADOS? Giro TOTAL por colombianos en atroz caso de Haití: De la Espriella les da su mano
RED MÁS Noticias
13,787 views
A complete turnaround occurs in the atrocious Haiti case involving Colombians: Abelardo De La Espriella offers his support to their legal defense. Five years after the assassination of President Jovenel Moïse, the legal process takes a decisive leap forward following the extradition of 17 former military officers to the United States, where the Southern District Court of Florida will determine individual responsibilities.
The case has become highly charged politically after the announcement by Abelardo De La Espriella, who ordered legal and financial assistance for the detainees, arguing that "the innocent cannot pay for the guilty." This move marks a radical shift from the position of the outgoing Petro administration and reopens the debate on due process guarantees.
Among the defense's hypotheses, the theory that the former officers were recruited under false pretenses for a supposed protection service or a DEA mission is gaining traction. Regarding this atrocious event on the island, the U.S. justice system will determine whether the defendants will face trial or seek plea bargains with the prosecution.
Meanwhile, the plight of the Colombian soldiers exposes a fundamental problem of international mercenary activity. It is estimated that thousands of former members of the Colombian Armed Forces provide security or combat services abroad, leaving them exposed without guarantees or consular assistance in situations of extreme vulnerability.
Today, international justice must clarify whether this was a case of co-optation or conscious participation in the crime. We analyze all angles, the political reactions, and what lies ahead for the Colombians detained in this complex legal scenario. Follow our coverage of the Haiti assassination.
Do you want to be informed? 📲 Subscribe to our channel to stay up-to-date on the most important news in Colombia 🇨🇴 and around the world 🌏 every day.
You can also follow us at https://redmas.com.co 👀 and on our social media:
WhatsApp: https://bit.ly/RedMasNoticiasWA ✅
Cell phone notifications: https://bit.ly/NotificacionRedMas ✅
Instagram: https://bit.ly/RedMasNoticiasIG ✅
Facebook: https://bit.ly/RedMasNoticiasFB ✅
Twitter: https://bit.ly/RedMasNoticiasTW ✅
TikTok: https://bit.ly/RedMasNoticiasTT ✅
Remember to watch us Monday through Friday at 12:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. Watch us on channels 107 and 1007 on Claro HD 📺 or stream live on our website: https://redmas.com.co/senal-en-vivo
The most relevant news from Colombia and the world with the #RedMásNoticias news team. Hosted by Paula García and Maicol Buitrago | Analysis with Mauricio Reina.
20 Comments
Y resultan combatiendo de manera forzada en países en donde no se pueden ni comunicar por diferencias de lenguaje.
Que el gobierno envié ayuda protegerlos es muy importante y necesario.🇨🇴❤️
¿ENGAÑADOS? Giro TOTAL por colombianos en atroz caso de Haití: De la Espriella les da su mano
RED MÁS Noticias
13,787 views
A complete turnaround occurs in the atrocious Haiti case involving Colombians: Abelardo De La Espriella offers his support to their legal defense. Five years after the assassination of President Jovenel Moïse, the legal process takes a decisive leap forward following the extradition of 17 former military officers to the United States, where the Southern District Court of Florida will determine individual responsibilities.
The case has become highly charged politically after the announcement by Abelardo De La Espriella, who ordered legal and financial assistance for the detainees, arguing that "the innocent cannot pay for the guilty." This move marks a radical shift from the position of the outgoing Petro administration and reopens the debate on due process guarantees.
Among the defense's hypotheses, the theory that the former officers were recruited under false pretenses for a supposed protection service or a DEA mission is gaining traction. Regarding this atrocious event on the island, the U.S. justice system will determine whether the defendants will face trial or seek plea bargains with the prosecution.
Meanwhile, the plight of the Colombian soldiers exposes a fundamental problem of international mercenary activity. It is estimated that thousands of former members of the Colombian Armed Forces provide security or combat services abroad, leaving them exposed without guarantees or consular assistance in situations of extreme vulnerability.
Today, international justice must clarify whether this was a case of co-optation or conscious participation in the crime. We analyze all angles, the political reactions, and what lies ahead for the Colombians detained in this complex legal scenario. Follow our coverage of the Haiti assassination.
Do you want to be informed? 📲 Subscribe to our channel to stay up-to-date on the most important news in Colombia 🇨🇴 and around the world 🌏 every day.
You can also follow us at https://redmas.com.co 👀 and on our social media:
WhatsApp: https://bit.ly/RedMasNoticiasWA ✅
Cell phone notifications: https://bit.ly/NotificacionRedMas ✅
Instagram: https://bit.ly/RedMasNoticiasIG ✅
Facebook: https://bit.ly/RedMasNoticiasFB ✅
Twitter: https://bit.ly/RedMasNoticiasTW ✅
TikTok: https://bit.ly/RedMasNoticiasTT ✅
Remember to watch us Monday through Friday at 12:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. Watch us on channels 107 and 1007 on Claro HD 📺 or stream live on our website: https://redmas.com.co/senal-en-vivo
The most relevant news from Colombia and the world with the #RedMásNoticias news team. Hosted by Paula García and Maicol Buitrago | Analysis with Mauricio Reina.
Y ahora con nuestros impuestos a defender asesinos.