They capture alias Reinel, supposedly responsible for the custody of Ecuadorian journalists

Jesús Vargas Cuajiboy would be the fourth in the line of command of the Front Oliver Sinisterra, a dissident designated to be responsible for the kidnapping and subsequent murder of Javier Ortega, Paul Rivas and Efraín Segarra

This Saturday he was captured by public prosecutor Jesús Vargas Cuajiboy, alleged FARC dissident accused of being the guardian during the kidnapping of three newspaper journalists El Comercio from Ecuador . Alias ​​ Reinel as it is also called, was captured in the village of Mondomo, in Santander de Quilichao, and would be the fourth in the line of command of the Front Oliver Sinisterra.

The information was disseminated by the investigative agency via his Twitter account. According to the Office of the Prosecutor, alias Reinel will be prosecuted in the next hours before a judge of guarantees in Cali (Valle del Cauca). (You may be interested: bodies of Ecuadorian couples arrive in Ecuador this Friday.)

Similarly, the Office of the Prosecutor has indicated that it has obtained a warrant for arrest against Walter Patricio Artízala Vernaza, aka Guacho "as the main determinant of the kidnapping of Ecuadorian journalists" . The accuser reiterated the commitment that the kidnapping and subsequent killing of members of the newspaper team El Comercio will not go unpunished. (See also: Ecuador returns a murdered press team with a call for peace)

# ATTENTION # Attorney General of the Nation also obtained a warrant stop against alias #Guacho as the main determinant of the kidnapping of Ecuadorian journalists

– The Office of the Prosecutor Colombia (@FiscaliaCol) 7 July 2018

"The Office of the Prosecutor confirms that it will continue to identify all those responsible for this plagiarism," said Attorney General Néstor Humberto Martínez [19659006] The journalistic team was kidnapped on March 26 in the Ecuadorian province of Esmeraldas, border area with Colombia, by the armed group that directs Guacho . 20 days later, on April 13, it was confirmed that journalist Javier Ortega, photographer Paúl Rivas and driver Efraín Segarra had been killed in captivity. (In context: Legal Medicine has confirmed that the bodies found in a common grave originate from an Ecuadorian couple.)

This group is also attributed to the kidnapping and murder of Katty Velasco Pinargote and Oscar Villacís Gómez, an Ecuadorian couple who traveled to Esmeraldas. This abduction was reported on April 17 by the Government of Ecuador who published a video in which Velasco and Villacís are seen attached and guarded by men armed with rifles.