An investigation triggered by the contents of computer files captured during a raid on a guerrilla camp in Ecuador has now suggested a Venezuelan link between the ETA terrorist organization in Spain and the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, or FARC.RTWT.
A Spanish court's decision to indict 13 Spaniards and Colombians as a result of that investigation should shame those who questioned the validity of the computer files at the time of the raid.
Among those indicted is Arturo Cubillas Fontan, an ETA member employed by Venezuela's Ministry of Agriculture and married to Goizeber Odriozola, the chief of staff of Hugo Chavez.
... The political significance of the Spanish National Court's indictments cannot be underestimated.
Spain's left-wing government has been a friend of Cuba and Venezuela; it even sold Chavez weapons a few years ago. Madrid has resisted attempts by the European Union to denounce Venezuelan and Cuban human rights violations.
In a just world, Chavez would charged, arrested, tried, convicted and executed.
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