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FLASHBACK: Um espiao indiscreto contra Chavez

Between 2002 and 2009, USAID has distributed approximately U.S. $ 95.7 million dollars to Venezuelan opposition organizations through its Office of Transition Initiatives (OTI, in English), which opened in the country two months after the failed coup against Hugo Chavez .

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Internazionale: In Venezuela, Otpor e Javu

U.S. funded Otpor, once again, rears its ugly head in Venezuela.

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U.S. Turning into Latin America’s Backyard

"At the forum in Miami they discussed the strategy of «promoting democracy on the continent». Among the speakers were representatives of a number of Latin America NGOs which answer to the CIA. Their speeches on the «right to uprising» stood out. The key assertion of this topic is this: if a country has a tyrannical government, the people have a right to overthrow it. The speakers explicitly mentioned governments «undesirable» to the United States - in Cuba, Venezuela, Bolivia, etc."

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Latest Human Rights Watch Report: 30 Lies about Venezuela

"In the six pages that HRW dedicates to Venezuela in its World Report 2014, released this week, it manages to tell at least 30 serious lies, distortions, and omissions. Pointing out these lies is important, because many people believe that HRW is a neutral authority on human rights, and the mainstream press publish articles and headlines based on HRW report conclusions."

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Amnesty International: Infamous Tool of Conspiracies

According to Dr. Boyle’s confession the main objective of “Amnesty International” is to facilitate money laundering and execute orders from the governments of the US and the UK, and especially from THE CIA. Francis Boyle says “The stance our organization took in defending the now defunct Apartheid regime in South Africa and Israel emanates from the directives it received from the US Central Intelligence Agency.”

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Getting It Right: Hugo Chávez and the “Arab Spring”

"The new Libya has apparently placed racist atrocity in the pantheon of “human rights.” All those who wash their mouths with terms like “genocide prevention” have apparently left the room. With a new Libya come new spelling conventions: the correct way to spell “oppression” is now liberation. What part of this Arab Spring do you support?"

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USAID’s Dubious Allies in Paraguay

"Researchers at the Paraguayan think tank Base Investigaciones Sociales believe that the reason for the additional USAID investments following Lugo's election was to prevent his policies from becoming too leftist—and to prevent his administration from becoming too close to Venezuela, Bolivia, Ecuador or Cuba. "The increased presence is not exclusively centered on bilateral support, but also includes more financing to a big diversity of actors, among them non-government organizations, business associations and cooperatives," they concluded in a report released last December."

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Human Rights Watch Lies about Chavez and Venezuela

"Hugo Chávez was not an authoritarian; he was a revolutionary. He stood not on legal formality, but on revolutionary principle. This is why Human Rights Watch and others must slander him. Hugo Chávez was a living example that it is possible to take on the powerful and rally the hopes of millions across the globe to end oppression and exploitation. While Human Rights Watch will never admit it, Hugo Chávez was the greatest humanitarian of the last decade."

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WATCH: Gaddafi – Distinguished Guest of Columbia University, USA, 2006

In this rare 2006 video footage, distinguished guest, Muammar Gaddafi, speaks via live-stream to students and faculty at Columbia University, United States. He was invited to speak about Libya - which showcased the most democratic system of governance in the world. Today, after the NATO-led invasion, Libya is a western occupied slaughterhouse with Venezuela now in first place for the path towards true democracy.

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Capitalism, the Highest Stage of Imperialism

"Locked in colonies and indirect rule of neocolonialism, restricted to lives characterized by brutality, ignorance and violence in the barrios of the Americas and other internal colonies characterized as Indian reservations and black ghettos, kept under the paranoiac, nuclear-backed, armed-to-the-teeth watch of military forces born of a state power that has its origins in protecting the relationship between capitalism and its imperial pedestal, capitalism has been the absolute factor in restricting production and development by concentrating productive capacity in the hands of the world’s minority European population that sits atop the pedestal of our oppressive reality."

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