C.I.A. et torture: un rapport publié la semaine prochaine?

Déjà très sollicité un peu partout sur le globe, John Kerry aura bientôt à gérer les retombées d'un rapport important sur les pratiques d'interrogation de la C.I.A.. Si le secrétaire d'état craint les retombées de la publication, son patron à la Miason Blanche insiste pour une divulgation rapide. On reporte depuis trop longtemps déjà...

 "Later Friday, State Department spokeswoman Jen Psaki confirmed Kerry called panel chairwoman Feinstein to discuss timing issues and potential fallout from a report on the Central Intelligence Agency’s treatment of detainees in the Rendition, Detention & Interrogation program set up by President George W. Bush after the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks.

He called his former colleague to discuss the broader implications of the timing of the report’s release because a lot is going on in the world, and he wanted to make sure that foreign policy implications were being appropriately factored into timing,” Psaki said. “These include our ongoing efforts against ISIL and the safety of Americans being held hostage around the world. That anyone would mischaracterize this call or question reasonable, proper, private discussions raises questions about what they’re trying to accomplish.”

http://www.politico.com/story/2014/12/white-house-cia-interrogation-report-113354.html?hp=r2_3