Venezuela Will Respect Asylum Decision For Coup Leader, Vice President Says

27 May 2002

Venezuela said it won`t object if Colombia grants asylum to the figurehead of a short-lived coup who escaped house arrest and fled to the Colombian ambassador`s residence. Full Story

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