BOGOTA -- A troubled campaign for peace between the government and
             Marxist guerrillas hit a new snag Wednesday when the army accused peace
             commissioner Victor Ricardo of giving the insurgents a list of military personnel
             accused of right-wing paramilitary activity.

             Army commander Gen. Jorge Mora accused Ricardo of handing the data to the
             Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC).

             Ricardo, appointed by President Andres Pastrana to head the peace process that
             aims to end 40 years of bloodshed, has avoided giving a direct answer when
             questioned on the subject.