US Experts Advice the Media to Distinguish Between Facts and Accusations
05/15/2008 -
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ABN 05/14/2008
Caracas, May 14 ABN.- An appeal to journalists and editors to distinguish between facts and accusations and to make a clear distinction for their readers when they make a reference to the documents allegedly recovered in the computers found during the bombing of a camp of the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (Farc), experts of the New York University ratified in an open letter sent to the media.
In the text, Greg Grandin, Professor of History, and Forrest Hylton, Department of History, made reference to a letters sent last April 25, in which 21 Latin American experts made the same appeal to the media.
Here the letters sent by Grandin and Hylton:
May 14, 2008,
To the Media:
On April 25, twenty-one Latin America scholars released this letter (reprinted below) to the media with regard to the documents allegedly recovered from a laptop captured from Colombian guerrillas.. Although
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