Colombia: Two Evil Triangles
Caracas - Colombia is part of two evil
triangles that are trying to destabilize the
Latin American revolutionary processes, well
known analyst Giancarlo Dimartino asserted
on Tuesday.
Dimartino said one of those triangles is
closed by the governments of the United
States, Israel and Colombia, related to
terrorism, and the other is shaped by
Mexico, the United States and Colombia, in
reference to drug trafficking.
We see an unbridled and defiant Colombian
President Alvaro Uribe that will not be able
to achieve his own reelection, despite all
the actions he is taking, he said.
He also said Colombia will enter a socialist
humanization process sooner than later,
because its people deserve not to mortgage
its sovereignty with the presence of US
military bases in its territory.
He also said the accusations against
Venezuela about terrorism and drug
trafficking are part of a con to discredit
the nation.
Wayuu indigenous people that live in the
Venezuelan Guajira denied accusations by
Israeli authorities about supposed
establishment of a base of foreign armed
groups protected by Venezuela, Indigenous
People Minister Nicia Maldonado said on
Monday.
Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez recently
called unfriendly the Colombian government
decision to establish four US military bases
in its territory.
Chavez highlighted that mercenary soldiers,
spy aircrafts and other military means will
arrive at those enclaves, and while it would
be premature to call it an aggression, "it
is indeed an unfriendly gesture."
I have evidence that the United States is an
enemy to Venezuela. They attack us
systematically. They directed a coup d'etat
against us and have plans to invade us, and
are occupying the left flank of the northern
Guajira territory up to the Orinoco river
southern area.
"They are readying a US military force
against us," said the president, who
considers this a threat not only to
Venezuela, but also to the entire Latin
American region.
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