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Jan 07

2018

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Amazon Watch, Avaaz, Carbon Markets | REDD, Democracy Centre, The International Campaign to Destabilize Bolivia, Whiteness & Aversive Racism

Amazon Watch Avaaz Bolivia CIDOB | Confederation of Indigenous People of Bolivia Ecuador Guardian Imperialism In These Times Jacobin neoliberalism R2P REDD ROAR UpsideDownWorld USAID

Bolivia’s TIPNIS Dispute: Example of How Liberal-Left Alternative Media Becomes a Conveyor Belt for US Regime Change Propaganda

"Genuine solidarity with the peoples of the Third World means basing yourself in opposition to the Empire’s interference and exposing how it attempts to undermine movements seeking to break free from the Western domination."

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Dec 11

2012

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Amazon Watch, Avaaz, Carbon Markets | REDD, CIDOB | Confederation of Indigenous People of Bolivia, Democracy Centre, Non-Profit Industrial Complex, The International Campaign to Destabilize Bolivia, USAID

Bolivia CIDOB | Confederation of Indigenous People of Bolivia Democracy Centre Forests Isiboro Secure National Park and Indigenous Territory (TIPNIS) USAID

[TIPNIS] Alvaro Garcia Linera: Geopolitics of the Amazon – Part I

"But to the extent that those levels of organization, with little contact with the Amazon indigenous bases, function exclusively with external (NGO) funding, which pays the salaries of the leaders, in reality they actually develop as NGOs, reproducing mechanisms of clientelist cooptation and ideological and political subordination to the funding agencies, most of them European and North American, as in the case of USAID."

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Jun 26

2012

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CIDOB | Confederation of Indigenous People of Bolivia, The International Campaign to Destabilize Bolivia

Bolivia CIDOB | Confederation of Indigenous People of Bolivia Coup Destabilization Imperialism TIPNIS USAID

“Plan Tipnis” Seeks to Further Destabilize & Create the Conditions for a Coup in Bolivia

The Bolivian Government, confirms the subversive strategy called Plan Tipnis, which seeks to destabilize and create the conditions for a coup in Bolivia.

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Jun 25

2012

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Carbon Markets | REDD, CIDOB | Confederation of Indigenous People of Bolivia, The International Campaign to Destabilize Bolivia

Bolivia CIDOB | Confederation of Indigenous People of Bolivia COICA REDD

False Solutions: CIDOB and COICA Call for REDD Indigena at Rio+20 (Spanish)

In Bolivia, CIDOB and COICA continue to undermine the Morales (MAS) Government's position on REDD: "La Coordinadora de Naciones Indígenas de la Cuenca Amazónica (Coica) plantea en los foros de la Conferencia sobre Desarrollo Sostenible de las Naciones Unidas Río+20, que se realiza en Brasil, la creación de una Redd Indígena para el respeto de los territorios originarios, informó Carlos Mamani de la delegación boliviana que participa en el evento internacional."

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May 09

2012

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Imperialist Wars/Occupations, Non-Profit Industrial Complex, The International Campaign to Destabilize Bolivia

Amazon Watch Avaaz CIDOB | Confederation of Indigenous People of Bolivia Democracy Centre Destabilization Isiboro Secure National Park and Indigenous Territory (TIPNIS) Morales USAID

SUPPORT BOLIVIAN PRESIDENT EVO MORALES AGAINST ESCALATING DESTABILIZATION CAMPAIGNS

"Our friend and comrade Evo Morales Ayma, President of the Plurinational State of Bolivia, is currently facing growing destabilization attempts, seeking to weaken his government, which was democratically reelected, and thus to truncate the Cultural and Democratic Revolutionary process that he has been heading since 2006."

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Mar 28

2012

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Carbon Markets | REDD, CIDOB | Confederation of Indigenous People of Bolivia, The International Campaign to Destabilize Bolivia, USAID

Bolivia CIDOB | Confederation of Indigenous People of Bolivia CONISUR Imperialism MAS Morales neoliberalism REDD TIPNIS UNASUR USAID

The Morales Government: Neoliberalism in Disguise?

"A useful starting point is the politics of the first TIPNIS march. Among the 16 demands of the protest were calls to support converting Bolivia’s forests into carbon credits (in line with the imperialist-sponsored Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Forest Degradation scheme) and shutting down 90 percent of Bolivia’s gas industry. The consequences of these demands would have been to auction off Bolivia’s forests to capitalist interests while closing off the major resource in Bolivia’s efforts to industrialise. Far from representing an anti-capitalist programme, these demands could only pave the way for transnational capital to reassert its power over Bolivia. Of course, the international campaign against the Morales government made no mention or criticism of these issues."

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Jan 23

2012

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Avaaz, CIDOB | Confederation of Indigenous People of Bolivia, Democracy Centre, Humanitarian Agencies, Imperialist Wars/Occupations, NED | National Endowment for Democracy, The International Campaign to Destabilize Bolivia, The War on Libya - There Was No Evidence, USAID

Al Jazeera Bolivia CIDOB | Confederation of Indigenous People of Bolivia Destabilization Projects Libya Morales NED | National Endowment for Democracy Rockefellers Syria USAID Zambrana

Bolibya? Juan Carlos Zambrana sets the Record Straight on the Destabilization Campaign Against Morales Led by U.S. Funded NGOs

"It is no secret that Al Jazeera has become an instrumental tool of propaganda (Wadah Khanfar, Al-Jazeera and the triumph of televised propaganda by Thierry Meyssan), serving the Imperialist powers in the expanding destabilization campaigns taking place at unprecedented speed across the globe. What is perhaps less known is the destabilization campaign staged against the Bolivian President Evo Morales, which Morales successfully circumvented and over-came in late 2011. (Media reported several deaths including a baby – all which proved to be complete fabrication.)"

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Jan 19

2012

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The International Campaign to Destabilize Bolivia

CIDOB | Confederation of Indigenous People of Bolivia NED | National Endowment for Democracy USAID

Indigenist Oil Companies?

By Juan Carlos Zambrana Marchetti January 18, 2012 The international Right has...

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Jan 14

2012

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CIDOB | Confederation of Indigenous People of Bolivia, NED | National Endowment for Democracy, Non-Profit Industrial Complex, The International Campaign to Destabilize Bolivia, USAID

Bolivia CIDOB | Confederation of Indigenous People of Bolivia Imperialism NED | National Endowment for Democracy USAID

The Origin of the Alliance Between Some Indigenous Leaders and the Right

"It’s time for the Cambas to represent themselves, to take over the political space that belongs to them, and to act in defense of their true class interest. In this way, the laws issued in La Paz in favor of the indigenous will be able to extend under better conditions to the eastern territories that until now continue to be unassailable redoubts of the transnational oligarchy."

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Jan 14

2012

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Democracy Centre, The International Campaign to Destabilize Bolivia

Bolivia CIDOB | Confederation of Indigenous People of Bolivia Imperialism NED | National Endowment for Democracy USAID

The Phenomenon of the Indigenous Counterrevolution

"It is no secret that the United States finances the opposition to leftist governments, and that its motivation is to control natural resources. In the case of Bolivia, indigenous resistance to U.S. abuse made the indigenous people formidable defenders of human rights, but their symbiotic relationship with the land also made them defenders of natural resources. Evo Morales managed to tie up the loose ends of this symbiotic relationship, and, therefore, his victory was so significant for the indigenous peoples that now, in Bolivian politics, all roads pass through the indigenous. The extreme right had no choice but to invent their own indigenism, and, as absurd as it might be, the notion of an indigenous imperialism, the new political phenomenon in Bolivia, is an indigenism complacent with neoliberalism, the U.S. Embassy, the transnational oil companies, and the NGOs, where the interests of looting hide."

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