CARACAS, Venezuela, May 15 -- Interpol, the international police agency, said Thursday that computer files seized by Colombia's army in a raid on a rebel camp belonged to a top guerrilla commander and had not been modified, falsified or forged.
The Computer and Communications Industry Association Friday praised the Senate for voting to block the FCC's newspaper-broadcast cross-ownership rule change.
FIREFIGHTER call centre operators are using "pen and paper" as back-up for a new $6 million computer system which is putting lives at risk in the Southern Region, according to union representatives.
Terrorism: Interpol's authentication of FARC computer data Thursday leaves little doubt about Venezuela's bid to destabilize Colombia. So should the U.S. declare it a terror sponsor and stop buying its oil? Or do nothing?
