CARACAS (Reuters) - Venezuela has started moving ten tank battalions to the Colombian border, Venezuela's defense minister said on Wednesday, amid an escalating Andes region crisis sparked by a Colombian attack on leftist rebels in Ecuador.
(Reporting by Brian Ellsworth, editing by Vicki Allen)
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