(...)[the documents] are known by their errors and mistakes motivated usually by a anti-communist paranoia(...)The documents reporting the transaction which the FARC promised help to left-wing candidates in Brazil are not free or errors neither. The papers way thought the hierarchy of the intelligence service suggests that the information originated from a experient spy who is trusted by his superiors. The documents show that their informations have been hard checked. (...) The document 0095/3100 of April 25, 2002, the main one which reports the liaisons between PT and FARC members, has passed thought all the phases and it finished with a Top Secret stamp. That means that its informations had credibility and its contents were enough consistent so it could be sent to the President. —Veja , "FARC's tentacles in Brazil", March 16, 2005, page 49. The magazine said that the Abin documents may be untrue, however it is likely to be true since they were hard checked and reported by a experient spy. The left Antonio Viana was at the meeting. He denies that they talked about money. <P> Abin archives have all kind of data, including those one which are likely to be totaly false, the ones considered not relevant, and data that are not in a proper state. See also Brazilian President party received money from FARC, say documents
(...)[the documents] are known by their errors and mistakes motivated usually by a anti-communist paranoia(...)The documents reporting the transaction which the FARC promised help to left-wing candidates in Brazil are not free or errors neither. The papers way thought the hierarchy of the intelligence service suggests that the information originated from a experienced spy who is trusted by his superiors. The documents show that their informations have been hard checked. (...) The document 0095/3100 of April 25, 2002, the main one which reports the liaisons between PT and FARC members, has passed thought all the phases and it finished with a Top Secret stamp. That means that its informations had credibility and its contents were enough consistent so it could be sent to the President. —Veja , "FARC's tentacles in Brazil", March 16, 2005, page 49. The magazine said that the Abin documents may be untrue, however it is likely to be true since they were hard checked and reported by a experienced spy. The left Antonio Viana was at the meeting. He denies that they talked about money. <P> Abin archives have all kind of data, including those one which are likely to be totally false, the ones considered not relevant, and data that are not in a proper state. Related news
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