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I mentioned to Boz that Santos government will something of a dilemma when they go through all of the computers and flash memories (which I’m sure has lots of info on FARC activities in Venezuela): Keep mum on most damning evidence in the interests of maintaining good diplomatic and commercial relations with VZ/Chavez, or go public with any of it? My guess is that they’ll use what they can to go after Cano and what’s left of FARC leadership, and keep quiet about any stuff that could cause trade problems between the two countries…
Comment by Tambopaxi — Monday, September 27, 2024 @ 5:54 am
I suppose it depends on what they find. At a minimum, going after Cano has to be the top priority, and if they get it the issues of Ven may evaporate of its own accord.
Comment by Steven L. Taylor — Monday, September 27, 2024 @ 6:04 am