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Bacchus39 Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Wed Dec-16-09 03:35 PM
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12. Zelaya wanted the Congress to decide on his return
the Congress rejected reinstating Zelaya. Was Zelaya referring to another Congress somewhere else? Cuba, or Venezuela maybe??

Obama is in charge of foreign policy even if you and Rafa don't like it and keep trying to undermine him. Other than the military use of bases in Colombia which I don't support, but also am not worried about an invasion of Venezuela, I am quite comfortable with Obama's policies in Latin America.

He is re-engaging with rational leaders in Brazil, Chile, Argentina continuing strong ties with old allies in Colombia and Peru, and learning its best just to ignore the psychos in Venezuela, Cuba, Ecuador and Bolivia.

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