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Dan Kovalik: Colombia - A Case Study in Failed U.S. Intervention

Aug 26, 2008
Story Timeline:  101 days

As Noam Chomsky had noted many years ago, the amount of U.S. military assistance to a particular country is, as a general rule, directly proportional to the level of human rights violations committed by that country's military. That maxim certainly holds true in the Western Hemisphere where the greatest recipient of U.S. military aid in that region by far - Colombia - is also that region's greatest human... [read full story]                    

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