VOICED : Protestan en Colombia familiares de mercenarios implicados en magnicidio en Haití

Families of 18 Colombians detained for the assassination of Haiti's president protested in Bogotá, demanding justice and the repatriation of the bodies of two attackers killed by Haitian forces. The assassination of Jovenel Moïse involved 26 Colombians and two Haitian-Americans, with suspicions of a plot by Haitians hiring Colombian ex-military as mercenaries. Colombia suspects some mercenaries were misled. The Colombian government has protested for better treatment of its detained citizens, who were reportedly injured during arrest and lacked legal representation. Recent reports indicate improved conditions for the detainees.

What were the families of the detained Colombians demanding during their protest in Bogotá?

• A public apology from Haiti

• Financial compensation

• Repatriation of the bodies and better conditions

• Release of all detainees

Who was implicated in the assassination of Jovenel Moïse according to the investigations?

• A group of mercenaries from various countries

• 26 Colombians and two Americans of Haitian descent

• Only Haitian nationals

• Only Colombian nationals

What does the Colombian government suspect about some of the mercenaries involved in the assassination?

• They were hired by the Haitian government

• They were misled about the operation's objective

• They were fully aware of the mission

• They were acting independently

What were the conditions faced by the detained Colombians in Haiti?

• They were treated well and given legal assistance

• They were handcuffed 24 hours a day and faced poor conditions

• They were allowed to communicate freely with their families

• They were given medical attention immediately

What action did Colombia take in response to the treatment of its detained citizens in Haiti?

• Colombia sent military forces to Haiti

• Colombia protested and demanded better treatment

• Colombia requested financial compensation

• Colombia ignored the situation