Venezuelan Vice-President Ramón Carrizales doubted on Wednesday about the validity of the reports disclosed by Interpol on the computers property of Raúl Reyes, the second-in-command of the Colombian Revolutionary Armed Forces (FARC) who was killed last March.

The senior official was queried about a document of the Ecuadorian government which did not validate the information supplied by the laptops.

"No serious person can validate this information. Anybody able to read and write and with common sense can realize that such evidence cannot be used anywhere in the world," he said.

"All of us know that it is a plot and a manipulation to try to discredit Venezuela in the global ambit."

His remarks were made on leaving a meeting held with Attorney General Luisa Ortega Díaz, where they dealt with the prison issue.