Revelan que EU financia de manera secreta a la oposición en Siria
Washington .- The United States has spent at least ten million dollars since 2005 to fund secretly to opposition groups inside and outside Syria, today unveiled the press.
Monday, April 18, 2011
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This funding has supported satellite news operations Barada based in London, which only began broadcasting in 2009, according to The Washington Post. Citing
leaked diplomatic cable the WikiLeaks website, the newspaper said that the station is affiliated with the Movement for Justice and Development, an exiled Syrian opposition group.
cords revealed that since 2006 the U.S. has for the group to six million dollars to finance operations of the channel as well as other activities in Syria.
This funding was initiated under the administration of President George W. Bush in 2006 after effectively froze political relations with the government in Damascus in 2005.
Although the administration of President Barack Obama has sought to improve relations with Damascus, funds continued to flow until September 2010, according to the cables.
cables also revealed fears that the flow of these funds has generated between officials of the U.S. embassy in Syria after the government of that country began to investigate the matter in 2009.
Some officials suggested that the State Department should reconsider its involvement, saying it could affect efforts to deepen this approach.
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