Rodrigo Rosenberg's homemade video may have been low in production values, but it definitely has legs as a riveting political drama. The 18-minute tape, containing Rosenberg's startling allegations of murder against Guatemalan President Alvaro Colom, has rocked the political world here since its release May 11-- the day after he was slain by unidentified gunmen while bicycling. In the video, Rosenberg, a Guatemala City attorney, said that if he was killed, Colom and close associates would be to blame.
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