QUITO, March 3 (Reuters) - Ecuadorean President Rafael Correa on Monday rejected charges made by Bogota linking him and one of his top ministers with Colombia's FARC guerrilla. "They said we had a pact with terrorists, and that is completely false," Correa said during a Cabinet meeting in Quito. "We are dealing we an extremely cynical government. " He also said he planned to take harsher diplomatic measures against Colombia after its troops killed a top rebel leader inside Ecuadorean territory over the weekend. (Reporting by Jose Llangari; editing by Doina Chiacu)
Venezuelan soldiers speak to a driver at a checkpoint in Paraguachon in the Goajira region of the bordering state of Zulia March 3, 2008. Venezuela, Ecuador and Colombia all sought international ...
