US EditionPetro and the Colombian Foreign Ministry Deny Links with Alias ‘Fito’ Before Being Captured in Ecuador
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If José Adolfo Macías Villamar, alias Fito, were to be extradited to the United States, he would be the third Ecuadorian to be brought to that country for drug trafficking.
The recapture five days ago of José Adolfo Macías, alias Fito, the most wanted criminal in Ecuador, located in a bunker in a house in the city of Manta, has revealed an unexpected plot that splashes into Colombian diplomacy. At the beginning of June, according to a letter revealed by Noticias Uno, Fito wrote with his fist and letter a letter addressed to the Colombian ambassador in Quito, María Antonia Velasco. In the document he requested the i…
Correa Claims that the Recapture of the Drug Trafficker ‘Fito’ “Will Not Change Anything” in Ecuador
Former Ecuadorian President Rafael Correa (2007-2017) minimized the recapture of drug traffickers José Adolfo Macías Villamar, alias ‘Fito’, stating that the return to prison of the criminal leader “will not change anything” in his country.
He also pointed out that the speculations made about this meeting are not only inaccurate but lack all sustenance.
Ecuadorean journalist Christian Zurita revealed to Las2Orillas keys that lead to Fito, Manta's powerful narco, and his relationship with Colombian guerrillas The article The attack on Miguel Uribe: the liaison with the Border Commands was originally published in Las2orillas. Copyrights Las2orillas.co
On Monday, the Colombian government stepped out of the controversy caused by a supposed letter from drug trafficker José Adolfo Macías, alias “Fito”, one of the most wanted in Ecuador and who was recaptured, claiming that he has made no intermediation to help the capo.
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