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July 25, 2010

Will the U.S. Hand Chavez a License to Kill?

Roger Noriega, The American

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Venezuelan dictator Hugo Chavez's record of providing money, arms, political support, and, yes, safe haven to groups waging a murderous war against a sovereign state openly violates international law.

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TAGGED: FARC, Colombia, Hugo Chavez, Venezuela

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