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Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay deny terrorism at shared border
www.chinaview.cn 2006-12-08 09:25:23
BUENOS AIRES, Dec. 7 (Xinhua) -- The governments of Argentina,
Brazil and Paraguay on Thursday rejected accusation made by a U.S.
report that the so-called "triple frontier" where the three nations
meet is a haven for terrorists.
The joint statement said that the U.S. document had presented no
new evidence for their repeated claim that terrorism and terrorist
financing operated in the region.
The statement was issued at the end of the three-day fifth Plenary
Meeting of the 3+1 Mechanism on Triple Frontier Security held in
Buenos Aires.
The final statement was a reply to the United States, which was an
observer at the meeting and has recently published a report saying
that the "triple frontier" is home to a network charged with
collecting funds and staff for Lebanon's Hezbollah guerilla.
The U.S. authorities on Wednesday froze the U.S. assets of nine
people and two businesses in the border area, accusing them of
transferring millions of dollars to Hezbollah, which engaged in a
fierce fighting with Israel this summer. Washington labeled the
organization as a terrorist group.
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