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has been a staple in bolivian society for centuries it is also the rowing gradient of cocaine. for twenty years the governments of believe yet backed by the da the u.s. drug enforcement administration sought to eradicate the plant. and in past all of that believe it would have been in place. in two thousand and eight the new radical government took an unprecedented step and throughout the day. today they claim to control production while respecting the traditions passed down by their ancestors. but drug traffickers have also adapted it. may well still perfect or will be very unfair for you but we're going to be seeing is that we're not. going to go it's. bolivia remains a help for international drug traffickers whose tentacles reach the highest levels of government. monday morning of the coulee from our couldn't believe us capital the pass. is in about. every week more than five thousand cocoa farmers come here to so believe for distribution around the country. and this to maybe a third of the population consumed the mightily bitterly for its stimulants and medicinal properties

bolivians public facade collapsed when he was arrested. police found this t. shirt in his bedroom it says a lot about the man behind the mask and seed. and it depicts the entrance to auschwitz. apparently he even wore the shirt to bed at night anyone who wear something like this obviously glorifies the holocaust and condones what happened there. there's no other reason why anyone would wear a shirt like that. a clear. on volley bins computer police found hundreds of data files that illustrate his support for germany's nazi regime the files included photographs templates and videos. been asleep under the cover of a historic german battle flag. and his distinctly germanic wedding ceremony. if you're obsessed with a certain ideology it permeates every aspect of your life including your private life that includes your family and friends for in disguise. of all even often appeared in public wearing medieval instead of the customary right wing kits of jumpsuits and bomb attack it's his sore to spread his near nazi views through political activism. and we're normal c

investigators who searched bolivians computer found numerous references to the organization blood and on it was banned in germany in two thousand and one but continued to play an active role underground. the group provided logistical support and the ideological blueprint for the n.s.c. and. the untried lot in honor was the crucial structure for the n.s.u. after its members went underground. in the group leaders from various german states were directly and specifically involved in supporting the fugitives like. the organized right wing music concerts to raise money for them. and they also tried to find weapons for them. ludden or was an instrumental support structure allison signed on to talk a reason. to have fully been also organized concerts to raise money for the n.s.u. trio. the. german law enforcement agencies were actually watching all this activity. the leader of blood and on and cheering and at the time was actually a police informant he provided detailed reports on the group's operations. and our research for this report revealed that the leader of germany's national blood an

of film of all but if you get one with only but i keep the faith coca leaf has been a staple in bolivian society for centuries it is also the rowing gradient of cocaine. for twenty years the governments of believe yet backed by the da the u.s. drug enforcement administration sought to eradicate the plant. and in past. it would have been in place. in two thousand and eight the new radical government took an unprecedented step and throughout the day. today they claim to control production while respecting the traditions passed down by their ancestors. but drug traffickers have also adapted it. and they will soon perfect or will be very unfair for you we're going to be seeing is that we're not. going to. bolivia remains a help for international drug traffickers whose tentacles reach the highest levels of government. monday morning of the coulee from our couldn't believe us capital left us. isn't about. every week more than five thousand cocoa farmers come here to so believe for distribution around the country. and this to maybe a third of the population consumed the mightily bitterly forwar

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what an insult that is to the bolivian people and to all of us who cherish true democratic ideals. just like castro, morales also continues to clamp down on the opposition, sending his national police to deploy repressive tactics and silence dissent brutally. just last month his hench man killed a young student from public university where students peacefully were protesting, calling for additional resources for their college. the latest state department of human rights report states that morales' power over the judicial system, the denial of fair and timely public trials and prosecution of political opponents are at the top of his human rights abuses. his greatest hits. it's no wonder that over 1,200 bolivian political exiles are now living in brazil and peru and paraguay and spain and here in our wonderful country, i 81. connie was born and raised in brooklyn, new york, where she met and fell in love with a woman who would become her wife, ruthie. they became a couple in 1974, long before same-sex couples were afforded equal rights. she was a school counselor and in 1988 they joi

i'm not here on this floor to defend a bolivian national who has four prior convictions of rape and intercourse with a victim under 13. that's not why i'm here talking about. i'm here talking about people who were in the streets, minding their own business, with no criminal arrests. with no criminal background. with families at home waiting for them. yes, we've got to deport people. from this country. even if they come in ways that we could herwise -- otherwise understand. deportation has to occur. it occurred in the last administration. some were deported right at the i'm not here making the case to open the borders wide open and let in anybody here. but the courts have already procedures the now being employed. because every day you read in the papers and see on television how many families have been disunited, people aken, children and parents broken up. parents deported without their children. the authority is still looking to unite hundreds of children with their parents. that just isn't what we do in he united states of america. since one of these roundups occurred here in the nation's ca

i'm not here on this floor to defend a bolivian national who has four prior convictions of rape and intercourse with a victim under 13. that's not why i'm here talking about. i'm here talking about people who were in the streets, minding their own business, with no criminal arrests. with no criminal background.

the soviet union was in the middle of spending itself into bolivian in war preparations made more a threat by economy. defense minister stated that in it the 1980s the soviet military budget reached 40% of the soviet gnp, which is incredible when you put this in perspective of u.s. expenditures. i mean, u.s. military expenditures peaked at 43% of gnp during one year in world war ii. in the 1950s it was 10%. from that point it declined to 5% in the carter administration, which, of course, produced what was called at the time the hollow army or ships that couldn't sail and planes that couldn't fly. fortunate unfortunately, we're almost back to that now in some respects. we use technology in the 1980s to compensate for the large dispari disparity. president reagan presented the soviet union with a significant military challenge that convinced them they could not win, at they never gave up trying to create that sort of capability. reagan did not end history, but he did create the circumstances in which communism ended in russia and as a major force in the world. faced with a massive nuclear bu

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