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Venezuela Enters Third Month of Violent Protests

This is some legit Mad Max type shit here folks! Looking for a cheap vacation destination with plenty of adventure and excitement? If so, you might want to consider Venezuela. The country is in the midst of an economic collapse and has descended into a…

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Venezuela “Protests” are Like the Apocalypse

Why do we keep referring to riots and attempts to violently overthrow the government as “protests”? If we’re going to use the word “protest” to refer to attempts to overthrow the government, shouldn’t we have a new word for what we used to refer to…

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Antisemitism in Venezuela

The Jews never should have invented this holocaust story. It has become the fantasy of the whole world. Everywhere in the world, people are officially sick of the Jews. Foreign Policy : Recently, the following graffito appeared near a Caracas Metro station: “Be patriotic, kill…

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Venezuelan Government Says Jews are Committing a Genocide

Nicolas Maduro, the Venezuelan president The government of Venezuela has come out and called a spade a spade, referring to Israel’s inhumane police of genocide as an “inhumane policy of genocide. PressTV : In a statement on Saturday, the Caracas government said Israel has “initiated…

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Venezuela’s Newspapers Running Out of Paper to Print

Girish Gupta USA Today September 7, 2013 “This city has grown up around this newspaper,” says Antonio Briceño, the editor of La Antorcha, a newspaper in Venezuela’s eastern city of El Tigre. “But the problem is getting worse every day. The business is now unsustainable.”…

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Venezuela’s ‘Anti-Semitic’ Leader Admits Jewish Ancestry

Michal Shmulovich Times of Israel May 13, 2013 Nicolas Maduro defends Caracas’s policies toward Israel, says his grandparents were Sephardic Jews who converted to Catholicism Venezuela’s newly elected President Nicolas Maduro celebrates his victory at the Miraflores Palace in Caracas, Venezuela, Sunday, April 14, 2013.…

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