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It is he who led the operation of kidnapping the team of Ecuadorian journalists on March 26, who was later killed.
Javier Ortega, Paul Rivas and Efraín Segarra, communicators of the Ecuadorian newspaper El Comercio lost their lives after being kidnapped on March 26 by the Front Óliver Sinisterra. SIP Courtesy
The sources of the Prosecution confirmed to El Espectador the capture of who would be the author material of the abduction of Javier Ortega Paúl Rivas and Efraín Segarra, the three members of the editorial team of the newspaper El Comercio. The man was detained at La Guayacana in Tumaco (Nariño) and will be transferred to Bogotá where his capture will be legalized.
The detainee, whose identity was not revealed, is indicated by the authorities involved in the abduction occurred on March 26 on the orders of Walter Patricio Arizala, alias Guacho who heads the Farc dissident movement known as Front Olíver Sinisterra.
This detention is in addition to a series of arrests by military forces since the July 11 killing of three members of the CTI of the Office of the Prosecutor. El Espectador could establish that there are 19 people, among which a man who, for the intelligence of the state, is essential because it would be directly related to the killing of the agents and to the information foreclosures. [19659005] Ortega, Rivas and Segarra were kidnapped when they reported to Ecuador's El Comercio newspaper on the security crisis in the border region . A few days after being captured, dissent led by Walter Patricio Artízala Vernaza, aka Guacho, badumed responsibility for the kidnapping and on April 13, Ecuadorian President Lenin Moreno confirmed the triple murder.
The bodies of the journalists, buried in Quito on June 29, were found in graves in recent days in an area of the municipality of Tumaco, border area with Ecuador. Similarly, this structure is attributed to the abduction and subsequent killing of Ecuadorians Óscar Villacis and Katty Velasco, two Ecuadorians who settled in the border region.
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