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10-16-2005, 12:30 AM
Venezuela Attorney General Accuses CIA of Judge´s Murder
http://www.plenglish.com/article.asp?ID={6D7AA20F-598A-4F16-8609-DD35CA0B7CC6}&language=EN
Caracas, Oct 14 (Prensa Latina) Venezuelan Attorney General Isaias Rodriguez accused the US Central Intelligence Agency Friday of involvement in the murder of Venezuelan Judge Danilo Anderson who was investigating the April 2002 coup against President Hugo Chavez.
Rodriguez asserted that members of the CIA attended meetings in Panama and Miami during which the assassination of Danilo Anderson was planned, and announced that the names of the murderers, who will be brought to trial, would be publicly known on November 4.
He explained that the secrecy is necessary because those who masterminded Anderson´s death has a contract on them and, in the last four months, the Venezuelan government has transferred them several times to preserve their lives and physical integrity.
Anderson died November 18, 2004 when his vehicle exploded in the middle of an investigation on the participants in the April 2002 coup against the Chavez government.
http://www.plenglish.com/article.asp?ID={6D7AA20F-598A-4F16-8609-DD35CA0B7CC6}&language=EN
Caracas, Oct 14 (Prensa Latina) Venezuelan Attorney General Isaias Rodriguez accused the US Central Intelligence Agency Friday of involvement in the murder of Venezuelan Judge Danilo Anderson who was investigating the April 2002 coup against President Hugo Chavez.
Rodriguez asserted that members of the CIA attended meetings in Panama and Miami during which the assassination of Danilo Anderson was planned, and announced that the names of the murderers, who will be brought to trial, would be publicly known on November 4.
He explained that the secrecy is necessary because those who masterminded Anderson´s death has a contract on them and, in the last four months, the Venezuelan government has transferred them several times to preserve their lives and physical integrity.
Anderson died November 18, 2004 when his vehicle exploded in the middle of an investigation on the participants in the April 2002 coup against the Chavez government.