Ecuador president insists computers seized by Colombians at rebel camp prove 'nothing'

Ecuador's President Rafael Correa on Wednesday insisted that documents on computers seized in a raid by Colombian authorities and allegedly linking him to Colombian rebels prove "absolutely nothing."

Speaking in Paris, the last stop of a three-nation European tour, Correa cast doubt on the authenticity of the computers, suggesting they may have been planted by the Colombians following their March 1 cross-border raid on a rebel camp in Ecuador.

Colombian officials have said the documents demonstrate links between the rebel Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, or FARC, and the leaders of neighboring Venezuela and Ecuador. Colombian President …