BOGOTA, March 3 (Reuters) - Colombia's police commander said on Monday documents found at the camp of a top rebel commander killed in a raid showed evidence Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez had made $300 million payments to FARC guerrillas. Gen. Oscar Naranjo earlier said computers found in the camp of FARC commander Raul Reyes had revealed documents showing ties between the rebel leader and a representative of the government of Ecuadorean President Rafael Correa. Ecuador has dismissed the charges as false. (Reporting by Patrick Markey in Bogota)
A man walks over the Simon Bolivar international bridge at the border connecting Colombia with Venezuela, 880 km (547 miles) west from Caracas, March 3, 2008. Venezuela, Ecuador and Colombia all ...
