The Minister of Interior and Justice of Venezuela, Tarek El Aissami, broke the news with a capital and lowercase letters, via his Twitter account: "Another blow to drug trafficking." Detained in Carabobo DIDIER RIVERS GALINDO. Colombiano. Requested by INTERPOL RED spread by drug trafficking. " The minister gave no details of when or how the transaction occurred.
Nor did he mention that the alleged drug trafficker who had just captured Venezuelan police was also a member of the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia. This is the second of the FARC guerrillas that the Government of Hugo Chávez has been arrested in the last month, after Juan Manuel Santos Government also decided to extradite to Venezuela, and not the United States of alleged drug-WalidMakled Venezuela.
Didier Galindo Rios pointed out by the Government of Colombia to sell cocaine on behalf of the fronts 10 and 16 of the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC), in the departments of Vichada and Guainía, since 2001. Rios Galindo was also known under the alias of Ñenguere within the guerrilla organization.
The Caracas government has not announced when it deported to Colombia. On 25 April, the Venezuelan police also arrested Joaquín Pérez Becerra, Colombian-Swedish journalist, sought by the Government of Colombia through Interpol for being an alleged member. Becerra Perez was arrested at Maiquetia International Airport (Caracas) few minutes after it landed in Venezuela, aboard a flight from Frankfurt.
Until that day, Perez Becerra was director of the Anncol news agency, headquartered in Stockholm, which broadcast news and press officers of the FARC. In return, the 9th of May, the Government of Colombia to Caracas WalidMakled deported: a businessman and former government contractor in Venezuela, requested in Venezuela and the United States for drug trafficking, and arrested in the Colombian city of Cucuta August 2010.
After a contentious legal proceedings, on April 13, 2011 Bogota decided to extradite to Venezuela. This exchange has been possible because, in August, the governments of Hugo Chavez and Juan Manuel Santos decided to give a new spin on bilateral relations and overcoming five years of misunderstandings.
In January, the two leaders signed an agreement committing themselves to exchange information and coordinate actions in the fight against drug trafficking. With reconciliation, Santos also seems to have buried forever the supposed evidence from the computer of the guerrilla Raul Reyes died in a military operation ordered by Santos in 2008 - that link the Chavez government to the FARC.
Chavez, meanwhile, insists he is no longer recognized the belligerent policies of the guerrillas and, although not yet recognized its terrorist character, seems to have ordered his police to treat them as such. 
Nor did he mention that the alleged drug trafficker who had just captured Venezuelan police was also a member of the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia. This is the second of the FARC guerrillas that the Government of Hugo Chávez has been arrested in the last month, after Juan Manuel Santos Government also decided to extradite to Venezuela, and not the United States of alleged drug-WalidMakled Venezuela.
Didier Galindo Rios pointed out by the Government of Colombia to sell cocaine on behalf of the fronts 10 and 16 of the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC), in the departments of Vichada and Guainía, since 2001. Rios Galindo was also known under the alias of Ñenguere within the guerrilla organization.
The Caracas government has not announced when it deported to Colombia. On 25 April, the Venezuelan police also arrested Joaquín Pérez Becerra, Colombian-Swedish journalist, sought by the Government of Colombia through Interpol for being an alleged member. Becerra Perez was arrested at Maiquetia International Airport (Caracas) few minutes after it landed in Venezuela, aboard a flight from Frankfurt.
Until that day, Perez Becerra was director of the Anncol news agency, headquartered in Stockholm, which broadcast news and press officers of the FARC. In return, the 9th of May, the Government of Colombia to Caracas WalidMakled deported: a businessman and former government contractor in Venezuela, requested in Venezuela and the United States for drug trafficking, and arrested in the Colombian city of Cucuta August 2010.
After a contentious legal proceedings, on April 13, 2011 Bogota decided to extradite to Venezuela. This exchange has been possible because, in August, the governments of Hugo Chavez and Juan Manuel Santos decided to give a new spin on bilateral relations and overcoming five years of misunderstandings.
In January, the two leaders signed an agreement committing themselves to exchange information and coordinate actions in the fight against drug trafficking. With reconciliation, Santos also seems to have buried forever the supposed evidence from the computer of the guerrilla Raul Reyes died in a military operation ordered by Santos in 2008 - that link the Chavez government to the FARC.
Chavez, meanwhile, insists he is no longer recognized the belligerent policies of the guerrillas and, although not yet recognized its terrorist character, seems to have ordered his police to treat them as such.
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