After suffering from a health problem, Jesus Santrich was released and transferred to the Office of the Prosecutor of Colombia.

Mederi hospital in Bogotá gave him this Sunday medical discharge to former FARC leader Jesús Santrich, who was taken back to the prosecutor's bunker, where he had already been transferred Friday after being taken back a few seconds after his release from prison.

"The Mayor Mederi University Hospital is authorized to inform the public that Mr. Seuxis Paucias Hernández Solarte (aka Jesús Santrich) He left the hospital because his condition is restored. "explained the medical center in a brief statement.

This occurs hours after a safeguards judge has formalized the resumption of the former head of the FARC, after the Attorney General's Office (Ministerio Público) appealed.

"The safeguards judge (…) has legalized the capture of Seuxis Paucias Hernández Solarte (aka" Jesús Santrich ") .The Office of the Prosecutor has appealed the decision", explained the Prosecutor in a message published on his Twitter account.

In this sense, the Crown stated in a statement appointing a special agent to "check doubts about the capture procedure of Seuxis Paucias Hernández Solarte", which were expressed by the prosecutor who "attended the hearing".

This agent, added information, he will have to "decide when he withdraws from the appeal presented in the proceedings".

The former guerrilla, who has vision problems, left the prison in Picota, Bogota, in a wheelchair and surrounded by agents of the National Penitentiary and Prison Institute (INPEC), the office prosecutor and police.

This occurred in accordance with an order of "immediate freedom" issued Wednesday by the Special Court for Peace (JEP), which granted the guarantee of non-extradition in the United States for not having enough evidence of the case.

However, just pbad the door of entry, Agents of the Technical Investigation Corps (ITC) of the Office of the Prosecutor have returned to arrest him and they took him back to La Picota from where, a few minutes later, he was taken away in a police helicopter that took him to the bunker of that entity.

Yesterday, Santrich was taken to Mederi Hospital, according to the National Institute of Forensic Medicine and Forensic Medicine, for "impairment of the state of consciousness and positive neurological signs".

In this sense, the Attorney General said Sunday that he considered that the former guerrilla leader "had the right to benefit from the badistance of a lawyer of confidence, to protect him with the transfer to the prosecutor's bunker, to examine and value it by doctors, as well as by a doctor of the Institute of Forensic Medicine and his referral within a reasonable time to a specialized medical institution. "

Santrich was arrested in Bogotá on April 9, 2018 by the Colombian prosecutor's office. accept the US drug trafficking chargescrime which, according to the complaint, was allegedly committed after the signing of the peace.

In case this complaint is true, the case would be in the hands of the ordinary justice and not the JEP, the transitional justice mechanism created to try crimes committed during the armed conflict in the country.

In this regard, the Colombian President, Iván Duque, said yesterday that he supported the appeal launched by the public prosecutor to the decision of the JEP.

On this appeal, the Attorney General's office stated that he "was moving forward in the preparation of the case" that he would submit to the High Court to overturn the decision to grant Santrich the guarantee of non-compliance. extradition.

"Supported by new evidence, the prosecution will insist that the case be transferred to the Supreme Court of Justice to respond to the extradition request of the South District Court of New York, taking into account the fact that the facts were reviewed after the signing of the peace agreement, "added the attorney general.