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    The ultimate responsibility for Latin America's violence lies with U.S. consumers of illegal drugs, Morales said: "If UNASUR sent troops to the United States to control consumption, would they accept it? Impossible." That the U.S. justification for its drug programs abroad is even regarded as worthy of discussion is yet another illustration of the depth of the imperial mentality. Full Article at Venezuela Analysis
    If UNASUR sent troops to the United States to control consumption, would they accept it? Impossible.
    Evo Morales – Evo Morales SOURCE: Venezuela Analysis 2 months ago
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  1. So now we're narco-terrorists ... When they couldn't call us communists anymore, they called us subversives, and then traffickers, and since the September 11 attacks, terrorists.
    SOURCE: Venezuela Analysis 2 months ago
  2. but senior Colombian military and civilian officials familiar with negotiations ... that the idea is to make Colombia a regional hub for Pentagon operations.
    SOURCE: Venezuela Analysis 2 months ago
  3. For the first time in South America's history, the countries of our region are deciding how to resolve our problems, without the presence of the United States
    SOURCE: Venezuela Analysis 2 months ago

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