BOGOTA, March 3 (Reuters) - Colombia will not send extra troops to its frontiers with Venezuela and Ecuador after its neighbors increased their military presence on borders after the killing of a top rebel inside Ecuador, the government said on Monday. But Colombia is concerned about possible agreements between Colombian FARC rebels and Ecuador and Venezuela, a presidential spokesman said in a televised statement. (Reporting by Patrick Markey in Bogota)
Colombian citizens wait in front of Venezuela's closed consulate in Bogota March 3, 2008. Venezuela and Ecuador sent troops to their borders with Colombia and downgraded diplomatic ties after their Andean ...
