The Minister of Defense, Juan Carlos Pinzon, insisted that Colombia has the enough for the operating capacity. FILE

• Last Wednesday, the guerrillas suspended the release of six hostages

The Minister of Defense, Juan Carlos Pinzon, insisted that Colombia has the sufficient capacity to deal with the operational, but is not closed to aid

BOGOTÁ, COLOMBIA (04/FEB/2012).-the Colombian Government today opened the possibility of a “friendly country” to participate in the logistics of an eventual operation of release of hostages if the FARC to rethink the delivery of six hostages who decided to temporarily suspend.

From the city of Villavicencio, where he spearheaded a public act, the Minister of Defense, Juan Carlos Pinzon, insisted that Colombia has sufficient capacity to handle the operational, but for the first time since you discuss the issue, estimated the involvement of another country.

“If they want to deliver (a) people we can do tomorrow same.” “The Government has the capacity and availability with their own resources”, he said, before adding that you can also do with “any other, with friendly countries if necessary go tomorrow same”.

Since the the Colombia revolutionary armed forces (FARC) announced the release of six uniformed with captives for more than twelve years, last December, the Government has emphasized that does not require the help of another nation, as did Brazil in the past.

Family members of military Luis Alfonso Beltrán Franco and Carlos José Duarte, César Augusto Lasso Monsalve, Jorge Trujillo Solarte, Jorge Humberto Romero and Jose Libardo Forero, announced by the FARC to be handed over, police asked the Government to ask external collaboration to give confidence to the guerrillas.

Before the statements by Minister Finch, the mother of Trujillo, olive Solarte, thanked by Colombian broadcaster Caracol Radio that finally the Executive has been given account of what are the actions that will enable his son and the other five companions in captivity to return in good condition of the jungle.

However, the last Wednesday the FARC left in abeyance the promised release of five police officers and a soldier with the argument that the area chosen for delivery was militarized, which was categorically denied by the Government, who asked the guerrillas were pushed to “tricks” and to release them “already”.