Dancing to a new tune in Latin America


	Dancing to a new tune in Latin America

Antara

6-30-2009 2:31 PM

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honduras, chavez, obama, clinton

Antara says:

"we are truly judged by the company we keep"

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6-30-2009 2:52 PM

Spiritualmonkey

"we are truly judged by the company we keep"

And by the violent military coups we endorse.

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