Venezuela Nixes
Potential Aggression to Colombia
CARACAS - The Venezuelan Parliament approved
this week an agreement rejecting the
possible aggression to Colombia presented by
the President of the Foreign Policy
Commission Roy Daza.
The document backs denunciation of President
Hugo Chavez on the use false positive by
Colombia considered a serious threat to
sovereignty and security in the region.
In addition, Deputy Calixto Ortega noted
that the false positive is aimed at sowing
evidences in the Venezuelan territory to
make the people think that there are
guerrillas' camps and justify the attack to
this country.
Parliamentarians agreed to spread the
agreement at the diplomatic representations
accredited in Venezuela, to the UN
organization, The Union of Southern Nations,
The Organization of American States, The
Bolivarian Alliance for the Peoples of Our
America and sub-regional and national
parliaments of the American continent.
The National Assembly expects to spread the
referred writing in different media of
national circulation and among the different
news agencies.
The Venezuelan Vice President Ramon
Carrizalez assured this Tuesday that if this
nation is attacked the government will give
resounding response.
The Venezuelan government froze its economic
relations with Bogotá last July 28 for
considering it a war threat for the region
the fact of providing US troops with the use
of seven military bases in Colombia. |
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