Talk:René Schneider

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Removed ==Assassination== which was situated just above ==Alledged American involvement== as unresourced and as empty section topic.--Dakota ~ ° 18:08, 15 February 2006 (UTC)

[edit] this article lacks validations

- the accusation to Roberto Viaux , Kissinger should have some good and serious references. There have even been some trials related to this story which are not mentioned here. As some of the content is alleged, at least this article should reflect this.

- there is a "Valenzuela" mentioned in many parts, however he's not introduced, nor explained who is or anything. looks like a copy and past with missing parts

- This article is controversial however it only seems to cover one side of the story

I fixed a link to an article with references to both Roberto Viaux and Camilo Valenzuela. CIA delivered weapons to the Valenzuela group but it was the Viaux group that killed Schneider. [1]