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By Andres Gaudin When Colombian President Alvaro Uribe traveled to Argentina to participate in a Union de Naciones Suramericanas (UNASUR) summit where Colombia's agreement to allow the US to use seven military bases (air, sea, and land) would be discussed, he was well-aware that he would be playing the role of villain and receiving the blows of his 11 homologues (see NotiSur, 2009-08-21).
REGION: UNASUR SUMMIT ACCOMPLISHES LITTLE by Gaudin, Andres / NotiSur - South American Political and Economic Affairs
Jaentschke's Costa Rican homologue Edgar Ugalde explained his country's satisfaction with the outcome, saying, "We didn't have any rights when we came to the court.
WORLD COURT SETTLES SAN JUAN RIVER DISPUTE; NICARAGUA AND COSTA RICA ... by NotiCen: Central American & Caribbean Affairs
That message was echoed by Kerry's homologue in the House of Representatives Howard Berman, who also called on the United Nations to act.
US lawmakers add to North Korea criticism by AFP / AFP American Edition
 
 
 
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