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Venezuela Ready to Receive Freed Colombians
The Venezuelan government is giving the final touches to measures aimed at guaranteeing the protection of three Colombians to be released by the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC), VEA daily quoted intelligence sources as saying.

According to the publication, Clara Rojas, her son Emmanuel, and Consuelo Gonzalez "will be in Venezuelan territory shortly before January 1."

The text sustains there are difficulties for the people's delivery by FARC, "because the Colombian military and security corpses are not reliable."

VEA added the links both for the release and welcome of the three detainees are taking all measures to protect them.

It sustains that "FARC members see with suspicion" a declaration by the Colombian defense ministry on its willingness to collaborate, as "with similar tactics, they thwarted the release of the document certifying that former presidential candidate Ingrid Betancourt was still alive.
 

 

 

 

 
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