In the National Council of Defense and Security, It Was Decided that Ramiro Muñoz, Director of the Fight Against Drug Trafficking, Should Be Dismissed.
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The retired general Ramiro Fernando Muñoz Bonilla reacted to his separation from the Directorate of Fight Against Drug Trafficking (DLCN), saying that during his management he did not commit any faults that will justify his relief and that the decision responded to a determination adopted by the National Council of Defense and Security. The entry Ramiro Muñoz questions his departure from the DLCN and ensures that he did not commit errors in the …
• Muñoz assures that there is no courage in Honduras to explain the reasons for a dismissal and suggests that his investigations into “untouchable” people could make power sectors uncomfortable. TEGUCIGALPA, HONDURAS.- The departure of Ramiro Fernando Muñoz Bonilla from the Directorate of Fight Against Drug Trafficking (DLCN) took the official by surprise, [...]
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