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Latin America

Marksman_91

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4. Well, to be fair, most LatAm countries are waking up to it now

Reply to Bacchus4.0 (Reply #3)

Wed Jun 29, 2016, 12:58 PM

Jun 2016

Here's the breakdown of the OAS vote on whether the Sec General Almagro's report on Venezuela would be discussed: only a dozen voted no and 2 abstained. It's the usual suspects who voted no, as anyone would assume, except for Arg and Brazil since now they don't have a populist leftist:

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Rise in Starving Children Puts Strain on Venezuela�s Hospitals [View all] Bacchus4.0 Jun 2016 OP

This scares me. Too much like Europe pre-WWII. JonathanRackham Jun 2016 #1

And yet there aren't any wars happening in Venezuela. Marksman_91 Jun 2016 #2

The response to the Venezuela crisis by supposed chavista allies has been horrendous Bacchus4.0 Jun 2016 #3

Well, to be fair, most LatAm countries are waking up to it now Marksman_91 Jun 2016 #4