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Venezuela filed a complaint on Monday accusing Colombia's state security agency of spying in its territory in the latest salvo in a simmering diplomatic spat between the Andean neighbors. Venezuela gave no details of how Bogota's security agency had been spying, but the accusation came after relations...

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