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9 Jul 2021
Most members of the “commando squad” sent to assassinate President Jovenel Moise on Wednesday have been killed or taken into custody, police in Haiti said on Friday.
The suspects reportedly include two Haitian-Americans and 26 Colombian military veterans. A manhunt for the masterminds of the plot continues with international assistance.
Haitian Minister of Elections Mathias Pierre on Thursday identified two of the detainees as Haitian-Americans: 35-year-old James Solages and 55-year-old Joseph Vincent. He offered no further information.
Fox News located a website for a South Florida charity evidently established by Solages in 2019 in which he claimed to be a “certified diplomatic agent” whose resume included working as a bodyguard for the Canadian embassy in Port-au-Prince, Haiti.
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The government agency did not identify the deceased, who is one of four Canadians believed to have been inside the ill-fated condominium.
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“Canada sends its deepest condolences to the families and friends who lost a loved one in the building collapse in Surfside, Florida,” spokesman Grantly Franklin said in an emailed statement.
“Global Affairs Canada can confirm that the remains of two Canadian citizens were found at the site. At least two other Canadian citizens remain unaccounted for.”
Remains of second Canadian pulled from collapsed Miami condo building: Global Affairs
Excavators dig through the rubble of the Champlain Towers South in Surfside, Fla., Thursday, July 8, 2021. Global Affairs Canada says the remains of a second Canadian have been pulled from the rubble of the condo building that collapsed in Miami more than two weeks ago. THE CANADIAN PRESS/AP-Miami Herald, Pedro Portal, MANDATORY CREDIT July 10, 2021 - 6:11 PM
The remains of a second Canadian have been pulled from the rubble of a condo building that collapsed near Miami more than two weeks ago, Global Affairs Canada confirmed Saturday.
The government agency did not identify the deceased, who is one of four Canadians believed to have been inside the ill-fated condominium.
Remains of second Canadian pulled from collapsed Miami condo building
by The Canadian Press
Last Updated Jul 10, 2021 at 9:44 pm EDT
Rescuers search for victims at a collapsed South Florida condo building Monday, July 5, 2021, in Surfside, Fla., after demolition crews set off a string of explosives that brought down the last of the Champlain Towers South building in a plume of dust on Sunday. (Carl Juste/Miami Herald via AP)
The remains of a second Canadian have been pulled from the rubble of a condo building that collapsed near Miami more than two weeks ago, Global Affairs Canada confirmed Saturday.
The government agency did not identify the deceased, who is one of four Canadians believed to have been inside the ill-fated condominium.
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