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A US law enforcement official confirmed the arrest of a Colombian on suspicion of involvement in the assassination of Haitian President Jovenel Moise, adding that the man will appear in a preliminary court hearing on Tuesday.
The suspect, Mario Palacios, a former member of the Colombian army, was said by the authorities in Haiti that he was among a group of mercenaries that assassinated Moise last July.
The source, who asked not to be named, said that the first appearance of Palacios will be before the Federal Court in Miami, on Tuesday. The Miami Herald was the first media outlet to report on Palacios’ arrest.
Two people familiar with the case said Palacios was arrested in Panama on Monday while he was being deported from Jamaica to Colombia.
The Haitian authorities arrested regarding 45 people in connection with the brutal killing of the head of state, which caused a political vacuum in it, but they have not charged any of them so far.
Critics in Haiti say work on the investigation into Moise’s murder is slow amid an atmosphere of intimidation and intimidation of witnesses.
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