CARACAS, Friday May 09, 2008 | Update
Interpol is to submit next Thursday, May 15th, to Colombian
authorities a public report and findings on its forensic analysis
of the informational material seized from the Colombian Revolutionary
Armed Forces (FARC), followed by a press conference.
Previously, the Colombian authorities will receive the confidential
version of the report.
Pursuant to an agreement executed with Colombia on March
12th in Bogotá, the Interpol aid would include sending
a crisis management taskforce to Bogotá in order to get
exact copies of the data contained in three laptops, three
USB keys and two external drives. Afterwards, they would conduct
an independent analysis of the data, said the agency website.
04:17 PM. Western Hemisphere. "Damned empire; I curse you one thousand times; some day you will be finished off and wrecked. I curse you one thousand times, empire." This is the least that President Hugo Chávez has uttered to refer to the US government. In urging the Bolivarian Armed Forces to prepare for war, he said that a US raid on Venezuela through Colombia would trigger and spread over the region "the 100-year war."