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Program Information
2NimFM community radio
FARC hostage release
Interview
Kiraz Janicke, Warwick Fry
 2NimFM radio  Contact Contributor
Feb. 9, 2008, 3:41 p.m.
Chavez' success in negotiating a successful hostage release, without military intervention stuck in the craw of the US and the government of Columbia.
Warwick Fry
Kiraz Janicke
Greenleft Weekly
Latin Radical
Kiraz Janicke, based in Caracas is on the phone to Latin Radical for the latest developments in the media war against the government of President Hugo Chavez. Chavez' success in negotiating a successful hostage release, without military intervention stuck in the craw of the US and the government of Columbia. Columbian embassies and Consulates have organised demonstrations against the FARC around the world (including Australia) in an effort to discredit the Chavez government and torpedo his promotion of peace talks between the FARC (which controls over 30% of Columbia) and the Columbian government. Meanwhile, Chavez has evicted the US drug enforcement officials of the DEA (Drug Enforcement Agency) with a rise in big drug busts by Venezuelan authorities, commended by the UN monitoring authority. Right wing paramilitaries are infiltrating into Venezuela across the Columbian border to disrupt land reform programs by Venezuelan peasant farmers.

Finally, how to join an Australian brigade to Venezuela, and see for yourself.

FARC hostage release Download Program Podcast
Phone interview
00:17:00 1 Feb. 6, 2008
Caracas, Venezuela. Canberra
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