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Braulio Donating Member (860 posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Tue Nov-24-09 05:41 PM
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19. Actually, that's not true
If an American is overseas, receives funds from an overseas nation, and criticizes the US government, they don't repress him. If an individual lobbies a US government representative, then he/she must register. There's a huge difference. The students in the US are criticizing Chavez in front of a US audience.

Let's not forget Chavez' illegal money sent to Argentina for the Cristina Fernandez election. Now, that's illegal - and I bet he's seeding money all over the place as well, sometimes legally, sometimes not so legally.
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