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    Interpol: FARC comp docs are authentic

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    69 days ago in The Latin Americanist · Authority: 87

    International police organization Interpol authenticated the files found on the laptops of a slain Colombian guerilla commander. The information- including parts which were leaked to the Wall Street Journal and the Washington Post appears to seriously

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    Interpol back Colombia on rebel files - MSNBC

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    69 days ago in ComputersForTheWorld.org · Authority: 3

    Interpol back Colombia on rebel files - MSNBC BOGOTA, Colombia - Interpol said Thursday it found no evidence of tampering in computers Colombia says it seized from a slain leftist rebel. The finding discredits Venezuelan assertions that the files are bogus and gives Colombia the international Interpol says no tampering on FARC laptops - Reuters BOGOTA (Reuters) - Interpol, the international police agency, said on Thursday documents found on Colombian rebel computers, which Colombia’s government charges show that Venezuela and Ecuador supported leftist guerrillas, were authentic. However Carnegie Mellon researchers launch Web site with games that can help - Minneapolis Star Tribune PITTSBURGH - Carnegie Mellon University researchers hope Web surfers will spend their free time playing Internet-based games to help other people’s and businesses’ computers get smarter. On Wednesday, the researchers launched http://www.gwap.com with Colombia gets Interpol backing, plus access to hundreds of encrypted - International Herald Tribune BOGOTA, Colombia : Interpol said Thursday it found no evidence of tampering in computers seized from a slain leftist rebel, discrediting Venezuela’s assertions that the files are bogus and giving Colombia the international backing it sought. Interpol Interpol says Colombia did not tamper with files on seized rebel - San Diego Union-Tribune BOGOTA, Colombia – Interpol said Thursday it found no evidence of tampering in computers Colombia says it seized from a slain leftist rebel. The finding discredits Venezuelan assertions that the files are bogus and gives Colombia the international