In Colombia, watchdogs criticize an investigation into a presidential wiretapping scandal

Two years ago Colombia was shaken by one of the biggest state crimes of its recent history. In a wiretapping scandal, hundreds of public figures and government opponents discovered that their communications had been closely monitored by a state security agency close to the presidency. Alvaro Uribe, Colombia’s hardline conservative president during the time of the scandal, recently testified before Congress to deny his responsibility in the affair. But the investigation is leading closer and closer to his office. Laura Del Castillo has more from Bogotá.