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Latin America

Al Carroll

(113 posts)

9. And the Salvadoran Civil War

Reply to Bacchus4.0 (Reply #8)

Wed Jul 30, 2014, 06:38 PM

Jul 2014

All three acts have created a very violent atmosphere that lasted in two of those nations for decades later.

Is that hard to understand?

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How the U.S.-Backed Genocide in Guatemala Drove the Child Refugee Crisis [View all] Judi Lynn Jul 2014 OP

Thank you, Judi Lynn, for being so faithful in merrily Jul 2014 #1

I really hope some of them are useful, merrily. No reason politics should keep us ignorant Judi Lynn Jul 2014 #3

Your posts are both useful and interesting. merrily Jul 2014 #4

This goes back to Clinton, and earlier. It's not, however, for all of us US citizens to pay... NYC_SKP Jul 2014 #2

In the case of Guatemala, US gov't interests and commerical interests were combined Judi Lynn Jul 2014 #5

Unfortunately, it is not always so easy to separate all citizens from the smaller sub-group of merrily Jul 2014 #6

And today, Ukraine is the new victim Demeter Jul 2014 #7

Last week it was because of the Honduran coup n/t Bacchus4.0 Jul 2014 #8

And the Salvadoran Civil War Al Carroll Jul 2014 #9

The children are mostly Guatemalan AND Honduran! Peace Patriot Jul 2014 #10

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