Lo del suicidio lo lei anoche (lo de la pertenencia al ISI,no) y me llamo bastante la atencion, partiendo de que el suicidio en Pakistan es un delito y normalmente las familias suelen encubrirlo.Loopster escribió:Se pone la cosa jodida para Raymond Davis... le van a tener otros ocho días retenido, y aparece esto:
New twist in Davis saga, victims were ISI agents escribió: WASHINGTON: While Washington and much of the world continues to be transfixed by the drama over democracy in Egypt, an ugly sideshow involving spooks and spying in Pakistan is consuming the Obama administration, redrawing the security contours with regards to what was once regarded as a stalwart ally.
The Raymond Davis affair, as the episode has come to be known, has become not just curiouser, but also messier. The alleged private security contractor, who was on the rolls of the US diplomatic mission in Pakistan when he shot dead two Pakistanis in what he said was in self-defense after they attempted to rob him, is still incarcerated despite US demands that he be freed because he enjoys diplomatic immunity.
But it turns out that even as Islamabad is publicly resisting American pressure, a section of the Pakistani establishment has revealed that the two men who were shot were in fact agents of the ISI.
Meanwhile, Shumaila Kanwal, the wife of one of alleged robbers/spies died under mysterious circumstances in a Pakistani hospital after consuming poison, but not before she met journalists and issued a revenge call, demanding "blood for blood."
Pakistani officials told the Express Tribune in Lahore that the Pakistani government's "tough stance" on the whole issue was also a "reaction to the attempts by certain elements in Washington to implicate...the ISI in the November 2008 Mumbai attacks," including the decision by a US court to summon top ISI officials in connections with the attacks.
The incredible drama has greatly soured ties between US and Pakistan, with the growing feeling in Washington that its once-famed ally is now turning rogue. There is now a demand in some quarters in Washington to turn off the aid spigot vital for Pakistan's survival, even as there is pressure on the government in Islamabad to hold to account the US whose lifeline to its troops in Afghanistan runs through Pakistan.
Un dia eran delicuentes habituales y dos dias despues agentes del ISI.
Esta claro que algo esta cambiando respeto al trato de los intereses americanos, porque si no este tema se hubiera llevado de otra forma; por otro lado tambien hay que tener en cuenta que Davies hizo mucho "ruido" y no se como se puede disimular o encubrir esa accion.
