In the sixth week of Uribe's trial, Prosecutor's Office cited witness Carlos Enrique Vélez

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The ex-military of Casanare said they offered him $200 million in exchange for writing three letters in favor of the Uribe brothers.

The trial of former President Álvaro Uribe for bribery and procedural fraud is moving rapidly forward. This Monday, it is the turn of former paramilitary Jorge Enrique Vélez, who has said he was sought out and offered bribes to testify in favor of the former president and his brother, Santiago Uribe. Vélez has stated, and even provided evidence to the Supreme Court of Justice, which initially investigated Uribe until he resigned from his senator…