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Bacchus4.0

(6,837 posts) Fri Feb 14, 2014, 03:01 PM Feb 2014

The protests will not be televised

CONATEL is blocking various websites in Venezuela. As already mentioned, a Bogota based cable station was taken off the air in Venezuela while reporting on the protests. http://www.eluniversal.com/vida/140214/conatel-bloqueo-enlaces-de-internet

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The protests will not be televised (Original Post) Bacchus4.0 Feb 2014 OP

Can't be true Zorro Feb 2014 #1

Juau said that there is no evidence of police suppression, apparently he can't access Bacchus4.0 Feb 2014 #2

Zorro

(15,737 posts)

1. Can't be true

Reply to Bacchus4.0 (Original post)

Fri Feb 14, 2014, 06:53 PM

Feb 2014

Hasn't the resident LatAm motormouth assured everyone over and over that reports of media suppression by the Venezuelan government are nothing but lies?

Bacchus4.0

(6,837 posts)

2. Juau said that there is no evidence of police suppression, apparently he can't access

Reply to Zorro (Reply #1)

Fri Feb 14, 2014, 10:04 PM

Feb 2014

the internet, twitter, or a tv.

Chavistas pigs lie about anything and everything. Fascinating strategy to claim the opposition is making the police and their paramilitary allies shoot at the protesters like that puta Eva Golinger and the rest of the chavista swine.

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