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Lemoine: Venezuela Murder Mystery
Znet Article, August, 23 2010
Maurice Lemoine
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The scarily high murder rate in Venezuela could reflect social breakdown, imported narcowar or a ‘foreign conspiracy’. President Chávez has accused Bogota of trying to foment war by moving against Colombian rebels allegedly seeking refuge in Venez...
Lemoine: Improbable Database Of A Farc Commander
Znet Article, July, 06 2008
Maurice Lemoine
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Media attention following Ingrid Betancourt's dramatic release from captivity should not obscure a surprising revelation: laptop computers implausibly retrieved from an obliterating air raid on a Farc base in Colombia are being used to sour the co...
Lemoine: Florida Becomes Pan Latin America, Not Just Cuba In Exile
Znet Article, April, 11 2008
Maurice Lemoine
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There may soon be a change in Miami's politics. For the first time, Latin American Democratic candidates have a serious chance of challenging the incumbent Republican Cuban Americans in the House of Representatives, with their strong links with th...
Lemoine: Up in arms
Znet Article, September, 05 2007
Maurice Lemoine
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Up in arms
Lemoine: How Chavez Changed Life in the Tribal Territories
Znet Article, July, 07 2007
Maurice Lemoine
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How Chavez Changed Life in the Tribal Territories
Lemoine: Ecuador's unknown president
Znet Article, January, 20 2007
Maurice Lemoine
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Ecuador's unknown president
Lemoine: Slave Labour Along The Massacre River
Znet Article, September, 20 2004
Maurice Lemoine
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The Massacre river in northern Hispaniola divides the Dominican Republic and Haiti. It is crossed by a crumbling bridge, with Ouanaminthe, Haiti, on one side and Dajabón, Dominican Republic, on the other. In 2002 Jean-Bertrand Aristide’...
Lemoine: Venezuela's Press Power
Znet Article, September, 11 2002
Maurice Lemoine
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"We had a deadly weapon: the media. And now that I have the opportunity, let me congratulate you." In Caracas, on 11 April 2002, just a few hours before the temporary overthrow of Venezuela's president, Hugo Chávez, Vice-Admiral Victor RamÃrez P...
