Venezuela's President Hugo Chavez, who had backed Ecuador's Rafael Correa in condemning Colombia's actions, also embraced Colombia's Alvaro Uribe.
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Here's to hoping that the violence subsides, only earlier today fresh accusations were made of Ecuador having ties with FARC rebels.
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It's all hugs and kisses now. :)
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This is good news and shows that at least some leaders are still committed to peace.
what is truly funny to me is that MANY around here consider most, if not all, of these men to be "raving lunatics" or "bafoons" as one guy so eloquently put it. So here you have a handful of raving lunatic bafoons finding diplomatic ways to reach the peace...what does that say about our leadership...lol...sorry...just an observation. -
History in the making when you put a bunch of roosters in one room without resulting in problems. Powerful individuals that ended in peace for the time being. Chavez was involved in the unification of nations. First time in history that nations "grupo del rio" go to sit in one room without any fights. It was nice to see it live in Spanish.
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from potential invasion to handshakes in one week?
i don't believe it.
i'm waiting for the real truth to come out... should take about a month or so... maybe less.
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Here is a great pod that was just posted yesterday that shows how the many people of Colombia feel about Uribe...a man America has supported with arms and money for the "war on drugs"...It is truly amazing to have an opportunity to see this side of the story...
http://current.com/items/88864399_fed_up_with_the_paramilitariesAs i said in another post...Chavez prolly said...hey buddy...let me buy some of those american weapons off ya!
thats called...greasing the wheels of international diplomacy!End the "war on drugs"!
