The Colombian government last Saturday delivered to the Venezuelan government the documents found in the computers belonging to Raúl Reyes, the late number two man of the rebel Colombian Revolutionary Armed Forces (FARC), disclosing  alledged links between the rebels and Venezuela, Monday said Colombian Foreign Minister Fernando Araújo, AFP reported.

"Pursuant to the commitments President (Álvaro) Uribe undertook, last Saturday the Colombian government delivered to the Venezuelan Embassy in Bogotá the documents that were extracted from Raúl Reyes' computer where reference is made to any kind of ties between the Venezuelan government and the FARC," he stressed.

Araújo told private radio station Caracol that there were files left to be found. "We have delivered to Venezuela what we have found so far," said Araújo, who added that there were over 16,000 files.

A team of Interpol experts is in Colombia analyzing the contents of three computers found at the camp where Reyes was killed last March 1 during an attack the Colombian Army launched against Ecuadorian territory.

The taskforce, comprising experts from Australia, Korea and Singapore, is to establish whether the contents of the computers were manipulated by the Colombian government, as suggested by Venezuelan President Hugo Chávez after his supposed links to the FARC were unveiled.