BOGOTA - The Colombian government late Sunday accused Ecuadoran President Rafael Correa of having made "commitments" with the largest Colombian rebel group.
President Alvaro Uribe's spokesman told reporters that documents found in in the wake of a Colombian attack on a FARC rebel camp inside Ecuador yielded information "that ... Correa has a relationship and commitments with FARC."
Spokesman Cesar Velazques said Colombia's chief of police would provide more information on the documents that were found in one of three computers that belonged to the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia second-ranking commander, Raul Reyes, who was killed in Saturday's raid.
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03/03/2008 03:19 GMT