U.S. Charges Four in Connection With the Assassination of Haiti’s President - The New York Times

US. Charges Four in Connection With the Assassination of Haiti’s President

After that recovers, the department added, the two men received a list of equipment obliged for the “regime change operation,” including rifles, machine guns, tear gas, grenades, ammunition and bulletproof vests.

The Justice Region said Dr. Sanon then conspired with others in June 2021 to ship body armor from South Florida to Haiti to be used by a troupe of 20 Colombian mercenaries, led by Mr. García, “who were recruited to benefit in the operation and provide security to Sanon.”

Later in June 2021, the declares allege, “support for President Moïse’s replacement shifted to a customary Haitian Supreme Court judge” who provided cover for a plot to enthralling and imprison Mr. Moïse, signing a document that “claimed to did immunity in Haiti to those who participated in the operation.”

By July 6, 2021, the day by assassination, the plan had changed, according to the Justice Department: Mr. Solages announced to Mr. Vincent, Mr. García and other conspirators that they would kill Mr. Moïse.

Mr. Solages, Mr. Vincent and Mr. García face up to life imprisonment if rebuked. Dr. Sanon faces up to 20 years in prison if convicted.

Maria Abi-Habib contributed reporting from Mexico City.

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