The Venezuelan government recalled on Friday its ambassador to Colombia, Gustavo Marquez, to analyze a series of political and diplomatic measures on the 'aggression' of the Colombian government against Venezuela, Foreign Minister Nicolas Maduro said. This consultation was because on Thursday the Colombian government said that Colombian chief guerrillas were in Venezuelan territory. During a press conference, Maduro said that his country will reject a new attack from Colombian President Alvaro Uribe, who, according to him, wants to destroy the ties between both countries, and he added that his country will answer the 'new attack' of Uribe. Maduro reaffirmed that there are no Colombian guerrillas in Venezuelan territory, as Colombian Defense Minister Gabriel Silva said on Thursday. 