Interés Humano

Exmilitares colombianos implicados en magnicidio en Haití viajaron en dos grupos a Puerto Príncipe

Los miembros retirados del Ejército hicieron escala en República Dominicana antes de llegar al país caribeño

Suspects in the assassination of Haitian president Jovenel Moise are presented to the media by Hatian authorities in Port-au-Price on July 8, 2021. - A 28-member hit squad made up of Americans and Colombians assassinated President Jovenel Moise, Haitian police said Thursday, adding that eight were still at large as the country lurched into political chaos. One day after Moise was killed and his wife Martine wounded by gunmen in their Port-au-Prince home, the poorest country in the Americas has no president or working parliament and two men claiming to be in charge as prime minister. (Photo by STR / AFP)
Suspects in the assassination of Haitian president Jovenel Moise are presented to the media by Hatian authorities in Port-au-Price on July 8, 2021. - A 28-member hit squad made up of Americans and Colombians assassinated President Jovenel Moise, Haitian police said Thursday, adding that eight were still at large as the country lurched into political chaos. One day after Moise was killed and his wife Martine wounded by gunmen in their Port-au-Prince home, the poorest country in the Americas has no president or working parliament and two men claiming to be in charge as prime minister. (Photo by STR / AFP) STR
Haití Algunos de los exmilitares detenidos por el asesinato del presidente haitiano Jovenel Moise fueron presentados ante la prensa por las autoridades, en Puerto Príncipe, el 8 de julio del 2021. Foto: AFP (STR/AFP)

Bogotá. Manuel Antonio Grosso Guarín fue, hasta el 2019, uno de los militares mejor preparados del Ejército colombiano. Recibió entrenamiento de Comando Especial, con instructores estadounidenses. En el 2013, estaba asignado al Grupo de Fuerzas Especiales Antiterroristas Urbanas.

Sus compañeros le habían perdido la pista hasta que, este jueves, lo volvieron a ver, tirado en el piso y esposado, en una comandancia policial en Haití.

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