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  • Evo Morales Sworn in as Bolivia’s First Indigenous President, Hails Election as End of "Colonial and Neo-Liberal Era"

    Moralesinaug

    In Bolivia, the country’s first-ever indigenous president–Evo Morales–was sworn in on Sunday. He focused his nearly two-hour inaugural address on bringing justice to the country’s indigenous majority and reaffirmed his pledge to nationalize the country’s vast natural gas reserves. We speak with author and journalist James Petras. [includes rush transcript]

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  • U.S. Gvt. Channels Millions Through National Endowment for Democracy to Fund Anti-Lavalas Groups in Haiti

    Haitidemocracy

    We take a look at Haiti, which is preparing for upcoming national elections. Independent Canadian journalist, Anthony Fenton, joins us to discuss the National Endowment for Democracy–the US government-funded group–that is pouring millions of dollars into trying to influence Haiti’s political future. [includes rush transcript]

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