The judge presiding over the case related to the assassination of former Haitian President Jovenel Moïse has requested that the accused former Colombian military members clarify their financial resources. This demand follows the recent announcement of support from the Colombian government in the ongoing investigation. The judge has set a deadline of Monday for the accused to demonstrate their ability to provide legal defense. This request likely pertains to potential asset tracing to cover legal fees or possible future reparations. The case centers on the involvement of Colombian nationals in the July 2021 assassination in Port-au-Prince, Haiti. Further details regarding the nature of the required asset disclosure have not yet been released, but this development indicates continued scrutiny of the financial aspects of the case. This action appears to be a move to ensure the accused have genuine means to defend themselves throughout the legal proceedings.