“It’s your decision, but you can count on my support,” she told him, according to the Colombian publication Semana. AdvertisementAmong the dead is Romero, 45, a retired first sergeant who served for 21 years in the Colombian army. It was money that likely drew Dubernay Capador Giraldo, 40, another retired Colombian first sergeant killed after the assassination, to Haiti. And they like it that way.”The Haiti assassination has stirred deep discomfort in Colombia, where the military’s reputation had already been sullied in the so-called false positive scandal. Romero “under no circumstance” would have participated in a “vile” assassination, insisted his widow, Giovanna Arelis Romero Dussan.

Source: Los Angeles Times July 18, 2021 09:56 UTC