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From left to right, general Óscar Naranjo, director of the Colombian National Police, Ronald Kenneth Noble, INTERPOL’s Secretary General, and María del Pilar Hurtado, director of the Administrative Department of Security (DAS), on Bogotá, 15 May (Photo credit: teleSUR)
As we did on Wednesday with the extradition of 14 paramilitary chiefs to the United States, equinoXio […]
Here it comes again. Venezuela-Colombia relationships enter a limbo which gets them closer to hell, this time because of the INTERPOL report claiming the absence of manipulation on the laptops seized at the camp where FARC’ second top chief aka Raúl Reyes was killed in March.
This is the second blow against FARC and its allies in a little more than two months, because INTERPOL’s certification implies an independent warranty that the proofs found at the Ecuadorian camp were not contaminated. If the Colombian government had not taken the decision to ask an audit on the devices and their content, the opposition -specially the people mentioned in the Reyes dossier- would be screaming that Uribe and his “thugs” manipulated the information to start a persecution on his political opponents, for sure.
Russian authorities had captured Klein in August 2007. The Israeli mercenary was sentenced in Colombia to 10 years and 8 months in jail for his involvement in the training and doctrine of illegal paramilitary groups.
