Colombia confirms that its soldiers killed Haiti's president: They're working in other countries.

Two Haitian-Americans claiming to be translators for the team that killed the president are also among the suspects who have been detained by authorities.

A former officer in the Columbia Army, who asked not to be identified, said a mercenary traveling abroad could easily be paid about $2,700 a month, compared to a military salary of about $300 a month, even for soldiers with more years of combat experience.

It's not just Haiti, it's Kabul, Mexico, Yemen, the [United Arab] 87x1>, he said in a telephone interview for The New York Times, showing where former Colombian soldiers have gone.