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INTERVIEWS CONCERNING PRESENTDAY VENEZUELA

franz, Viernes, Mayo 26, 2006 - 20:18

Franz J. T. Lee

Jutta Schmitt, Franz J. T. Lee, Roy S. Carson, Mary MacAlveen & Stephen Lendman
On American Voice Radio (presenter Frank Steffan) and on American Voice Radio's Jack McLamb Show (presenter Drew Raines)

Published: Tuesday, May 23, 2006
Bylined to: VHeadline.com

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Jutta Schmitt: Venezuela's emergence from corrupt governments

May 23 -- VHeadline.com editor Roy S. Carson and VH-commentarist Jutta Schmitt discuss the timeline of Venezuela's emergence from 40 years of corrupt governments and the peaceful revolutionary progress initiated by President Hugo Chavez Frias on American Voice Radio (presenter Frank Steffan)

http://www.vheadline.com/audio/060523_AVoice-05-23-06.mp3

Roy Carson, Mary MacElveen, Stephen Lendman and Franz J. T. Lee on AV Radio

May 23, 2006 -- VHeadline.com editor Roy S. Carson and VH-correspondents Mary MacElveen, Stephen Lendman and Franz Lee on American Voice Radio's Jack McLamb Show (presenter Drew Raines)

http://www.vheadline.com/audio/060523_mclamb_AVR.mp3

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