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President Chavez Identifies Leaders of Colombian Paramilitary ...
Venezuelanalysis.com, Venezuela - 9 hours ago
Caracas, May 15, 2004—During a press conference with Venezuela’s foreign press corps on Friday, President Chavez presented the pictures and names of the ...


Chavez Identifies Leaders of Colombian Paramilitary Group in Venezuela



President Chavez presents evidence of paramilitary activity in Venezuela to the foreign press corps
Credit: Gregory Wilpert - Venezuelanalysis.com
Caracas, May 15, 2004—During a press conference with Venezuela’s foreign press corps on Friday, President Chavez presented the pictures and names of the leaders of the paramilitary group that was captured last week in a farm on the outskirts of the country’s capital.

The main leader of the group is Jose Ernesto Ayala Amado, known as “Comandante Lucas” and is, according to Chavez, also one of the leaders of the Colombian paramilitary group known as the AUC (United Colombian Self-Defense, in its Spanish acronym), in the Colombian state of Norte de Santander.

Two other captured leaders also come from the same state, Rafael Antonio Omaña Trujillo, know as “Comandante Richard”, and Yeferson Gutierrez Guzman, know as “Comandante Yeferson”. Two more AUC leaders who were part of the Venezuelan group are still at large, Comandantes “Diego” and “Costeño.” President Chavez said, “It’s not like we are inventing things, as the media have irresponsibly begun to claim. Rather, there was a Colombian paramilitary operation of infiltration into Venezuelan territory, some with several years’ worth of experience and some newly recruited.”


Yeferson Gutierrez Guzman, know as Comandante Yeferson, linked to the AUC paramilitary group operating in Norte de Santander, Colombia.
Credit: Miraflores Press
According to Chavez, the group captured last week consisted of three blocks. The first of AUC leaders from Norte de Santander, the second of Colombian paramilitary fighters with experience, and a third block of individuals who were tricked into coming, some of whom are minors.


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Asked why the request to vacate the offices was made,
Garcia told Reuters, "Because they (the U.S. officers) are
still there."

Garcia asked the U.S. military personnel to leave Fuerte
Tiuna days before Venezuela's security forces announced
they captured a large force of Colombian paramilitaries.

http://www.reuters.com/newsArticle.jhtml?type=worldNews&storyID=5123148

Earlier this week, Venezuela agreed to a plan to sell oil
to Argentina in exchange for agricultural products over
the coming weeks.

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Venezuela's Chávez: Relations with Colombia at risk

Edited on Mon May-17-04 08:11 AM by seemslikeadream
We are defending the sovereignty of our territory against the presence of armed groups of any nature, either guerrilla or counter-guerrilla, either a regular army or a paramilitary group, either terrorists or whatever it is, and we have demonstrated it in several occasions," he added.

However, the most serious comment of the president was that the strongest attacks against his administration come from sectors that favor "an invasion to Venezuela." Despite the international connotations that he assigned to the case, Chávez has instructed State's intelligence forces "to pay a special attention to local accomplices."

"We cannot believe the hypothesis that a radical mad man brought (the paramilitaries), and left them here and went to Miami and that's it. There have to be complicity in the political and military worlds, which have continued to threaten the peace of the country," he underlined.

Directly accusing the dissident military officers who in October 2002 disowned the government, Chávez said that "this group of military traitors" has been recognized by some of the "detained terrorists."

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