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Judi Lynn

(160,527 posts)
Tue Jun 30, 2015, 10:03 PM Jun 2015

Ecuador Reviews CIA Documents, Death of Late President

Ecuador Reviews CIA Documents, Death of Late President



The death of former President Jaime Roldos (4th from R) is being investigated by the office
of the attorney general as potentially being part of Operation Condor

The Ecuadorean government received new declassified CIA documents on Tuesday as part of an ongoing investigation to determine if the 1981 plane crash that killed President Jaime Roldos was part of the U.S.-backed Operation Condor plan.

“We are investigating so that the Ecuadorean people know exactly what happened with the death of President Roldos,” Attorney General Galo Chiriboga told Andes news agency.

The Ecuadorean Attorney General’s office obtained four CDs as well as over 400 pages of detailed information regarding the death of former president Jaime Roldos.

“I think that we have an obligation to act and we consider this case to be imprescriptible,” Chiriboga stated.

An estimated 60,000 people were killed as a result of Operation Condor by its end in the mid-1980s.

http://www.telesurtv.net/english/news/Ecuador-Reviews-CIA-Documents-Death-of-Late-President-20150630-0021.html

(Short article, no more at link.)

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Ecuador Reviews CIA Documents, Death of Late President (Original Post) Judi Lynn Jun 2015 OP
Long past time to resolve this...if they can. nt truebluegreen Jun 2015 #1
For some obscure reason I don't fully trust the CIA to be transparent and forthcoming. delrem Jun 2015 #2

delrem

(9,688 posts)
2. For some obscure reason I don't fully trust the CIA to be transparent and forthcoming.
Tue Jun 30, 2015, 11:03 PM
Jun 2015

To deliver all the pertinent facts, or even to deliver truthful facts.

I don't know why. Maybe I'm just a hair-on-fire paranoid.

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