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¿A qué le huye María del Pilar Hurtado?

Posted on noviembre 20, 2010 by Redes Colombia

La ex directora del DAS, ficha clave en el rompecabezas de las “chuzadas”, consiguió que Panamá le otorgara asilo político. Se corre el riesgo de que quede oculta parte de la verdad sobre los seguimientos e interceptaciones ilegales.

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