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| A farmer killed by paramilitaries in Colombia |
Monica VistaLite
CARACAS - "We just have to completely break off diplomatic relations with Colombia." So said President Hugo Chávez after the special session of the OAS yesterday during which the Colombian Ambassador Luis Alfonso Hoyos showed alleged evidence of the presence of guerrillas and paramilitaries in Venezuelan soil. The diplomat has also proposed the establishment of an international commission within thirty days of confirming the existence of armed groups in the territory, rifuitata by the counterparty.
According to the Venezuelan ambassador to the OAS, Roy Chaderton Matos, the evidence presented by the approval of Colombia are "baseless," "confusing and inaccurate." "There is no evidence, there is no evidence, are photographs taken of nowhere and there are many questionable," he said. Same idea, the president of the NA, Cilia Flores, the pictures and video that presented, where you see the guerrillas, "show only an internal problem of Colombia."
Matos then pointed out that many of the areas designated by the Colombian government have already been inspected by Venezuelan officials, which showed that these were never used as fields by foreign forces. This would, according to the diplomat, "fantasias garciamarquianas" that when they come to politics and bilateral relations "create tremendous damage", "false positives, which are part of a proposed military invasion of Venezuela."
According to Vice President of the NA, Dario Vivas, the Colombian government's conduct demonstrates a "bellicose spirit", while "President Chávez has always demonstrated its pacifist vocation, Venezuelan soil in the acceptance of millions of Colombians displaced by the war. More than 4 million Colombians live in peace in Venezuela and do not think they return to their country. "
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