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grounded and searched for Snowden  Bolivian President Evo
Morale's plane was rerouted, grounded and searched in Austria
after false rumors claimed NSA leaker Edward Snowden was on
board.  Evo Morales headshotEnlarge President Evo Morales at the
start of the Gas Exporting Countries' Forum at the Kremlin in
Moscow, on July 1, 2013. (Maxim Shemetov/AFP/Getty Images)
Bolivia said Austria's forced search for NSA leaker Edward
Snowden aboard President Evo Morales' plane violated
international law, calling it an act of aggression based on
false rumors.  Morales' plane had been rerouted and landed in
Vienna on Tuesday after European nation's apparently blocked the
flight from their airspace on suspicion that the former security
contractor was on board.  Snowden was not found aboard the
aircraft and Morales left Europe on Wednesday, but only after 13
hours stranded on the tarmac and a heated diplomatic row.  "The
president has been kidnapped by imperialism, and