Colombia’s Prosecutor General confirmed that Interpol issued a red notice against the country’s fugitive former spy chief, who is wanted for corruption. The red notice, however, is not an international arrest warrant, but rather a request to all Interpol member countries to locate and possibly extradite a suspected criminal. At the time of these alleged bribes, Gonzalez was the director of President Gustavo Petro’s administration department. Petro and his former spy chief have known each other for decades, as both were members of the guerrilla group M-19 until the demobilization of this group in 1991. Whether Gonzalez will be arrested depends on the Nicaraguan government, which granted political asylum to the former spy chief earlier this year.