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</font><font size=3 color="#363636">International Support Floods in to
Bolivian Government<br>
</font><font size=3>Por <a href="??"> / Viernes, 25 de Abril
del 2008 / 9:00:19 / </a><br><br>
Renowned figures from around the world are making a call denouncing a
conspiracy by the Bolivian oligarchy, supported by the United States, to
try to dismantle the country.<br><br>
More than 200 individuals have already singed a document by the <b>In
Defense of Humanity Network</b> that began circulating at a press
conference given by Bolivian President Evo Morales on Monday during the
opening of the seventh session of the UN Permanent Forum on Indigenous
Issues. <br><br>
Those who have already signed the document in support of the Morales
government and the political changes in that country include: Nobel Peace
Prize winners Adolfo Perez Esquivel (Argentina) and Rigoberta Menchu
(Guatemala), architect Oscar Niemeyer (Brazil), author Eduardo Galeano
(Uruguay), historian Howard Zinn (US), author and political analyst Noam
Chomsky (US), political analyst Ricard Gott (Great Britain),
French-Spanish journalist Ignacio Ramonet, former US Attorney General
Ramsey Clark, Nicaraguan poet Ernesto Cardenal, Mexican novelist Elena
Poniatowska, Spanish playwright Alfonso Saste, Brazilian poet Thiago de
Mello, Puerto Rican independence activists Juan Mari Bras and Rafael
Cancel Miranda, and musicinas Manu Chao (French-Spanish), Silvio
Rodriguez (Cuba), Danny Rivera (Puerto Rico), Victor Victor (Dominican
Rep.), Victor Heredia (Argentina), Cecilia Todd (Venezuela) and Pancho
Villa (Chile).<br><br>
Numerous Cuban individuals also signed the document that warns: "The
subversive and anti-constitutional actions by groups of the oligarchy
hope to divide the Bolivian nation, and reflect the racist and elitist
mentality of those groups, and constitutes a very dangerous precedent,
not only for the integrity of the state, but also for others in our
region." / <b>Pedro de la Hoz<br><br>
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