More Colombian Figures
Spying Demands
Bogota - Attorney General Mario Iguaran is to meet Wednesday with
members of the Supreme Court on the course of the spying
investigation in the Administrative Department of Security (DAS).
Iguaran was called by the Court president Francisco Ricaurte to
reiterate him phonetapping accusations and request information on
investigations about the monitoring of several judges.
Accusations were done by those officials a year ago, but with no
response. Those charges joined to the Saturday disclosures Semana
magazine made in an article that uncovered the scandal.
The Court also convened attorney general Alejandro Ordonez, DAS
director Felipe Munoz, and National Police director General Oscar
Naranjo a meeting today.
Carlos Bula, general secretary of the Alternative Democratic Pole
(PDA), met Tuesday with the DAS director to protest on behalf of the
party for illegal phonetapping to the Pole's soldiers and leaders,
included President Carlos Gaviria.
Bula stated that spying is a risk for security and life of those
peoples and demanded the State all guarantees for the victims of
those facts.
Meanwhile, investigations for the scandal of phone taps and e-mails
of judges, politicians and journalists still continue, but we still
ignore who are the masterminds and reasons of the spying. |
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