Uribes 1st intelligence chief convicted for setting up illegal wiretap operation
written by Adriaan Alsema September 12, 2017
Colombias Supreme Court on Monday convicted former President Alvaro Uribes initial intelligence chief for setting up an illegal spy unit that would eventually wiretap the court, journalists and human rights defenders.
The court additionally ordered the investigation of the former president, who has seen three of his four former intelligence chiefs disappear behind bars because of the illegal spying practices by now-defunct intelligence agency DAS.
The first of Uribes intelligence chiefs, Jorge Noguera, is already serving a 25-year prison sentence for other crimes, but was called to trial again for spying on now-House Representative Alirio Uribe and journalist Claudia Duque.
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Both Noguera and Narvaez at the time made the connection between the Uribe administration and the AUC, the paramilitary umbrella group Uribe allegedly colluded with.
More:
https://colombiareports.com/uribes-1st-intelligence-chief-convicted-setting-illegal-wiretap-operation/