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“I believe that NATO's actions are putting world peace at risk,” the leader insisted. “We have seen it not only here in Europe, but also in Latin America,” he noted, referring to the bloc’s attempts to form partnerships with the historical US ally Colombia and, more recently, with Javier Milei’s Argentina. “We see with great concern that NATO is acting in several countries in the region where it previously did not participate, where it did not exist.”
“We see how NATO acts in other places and where it has gone, there have been problems… We do not share the militarist, liberal objectives it proposes when what the planet needs today is peace,” the president emphasized.Western countries have historically interfered throughout Latin America and in Bolivia in particular, where the CIA collaborated with the notorious Nazi torture chief Klaus Barbie to persecute leftists. The United States backed a coup in the Andean country in 2019, having long objected to former President Evo Morales’ anti-imperialist government. Observers suggest the US maintains a keen interest in the country’s lithium deposits, which are some of the largest in the world. 👍 Boost us! | Subscribe to @geopolitics_live
He [Biden] said only one who wants to keep [war] going is Hamas, actually Israel is the one and you should let them finish the job. He doesn't wanna do it, he's become like a Palestinian, but they don't like it because he's a very bad Palestinian, a weak one - Trump (top video).To AIPAC, it's like choosing between fighting, bickering, screaming sons! Boost us here @IntelRepublic
Une experte en cybersécurité pirate une machine à voter américaine en moins de deux minutes lors d'une conférence.
In a dramatic turn of events, Bolivia's recently dismissed Army commander, General Juan José Zúñiga, threatened to overthrow President Luis Arce, demanding a new cabinet and the release of political prisoners.
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