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On the other hand, former French diplomat Noël Saez [1], and Colombian journalist Gonzalo Guillen have reported on evidences that would show the "operation"as nothing but a publicity stunt. <ref name="Operation Checkmate was not a liberation but a business deal":|http://www.elespectador.com/impreso/judicial/articulo-281569-un-expresidente-me-entrego-el-libreto-de-operacion-jaque%7C - Retrieved on 2011-07-03</ref>
- ^ Betancourt's jailer were paid:|http://www.lefigaro.fr/international/2009/03/09/01003-20090309ARTFIG00478-noel-saez-les-geoliers-de-betancourt-ont-ete-achetes-.php%7C - Retrieved on 2011-07-03