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Adios: US Military Bases - VIVA Hugo ChavezAnonyme, Friday, March 5, 2004 - 17:38 (Analyses | Guerre / War)
Bolivarian Resistance
From Japan to the 2004 Mumbai, India World Social Forum and the streets of Quito, Ecuador, hundreds of millions of people are calling for an end to US militarism and an end to US economic domination. In Latin America we have a long history of Yankee (Gr!!!ngo) meddling and terrorism. There have been very few wars in the Americas and the people who share the hemisphere with the US have never been any kind of threat and yet the US has intervened, backed dictators or overthrown governments in every country in the region ... ISSUE 1: #1 Education: Bolivarian Resistance – Viva Chavez Close All US Military Bases: ADIOS: US MILITARY BASES
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