Iconoclasta
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Creo que este tema le podemos ir poniendo candado y abrir otro nuevo, sobre como terminar con el accionar de las FARC exclusivamente.
Finarfin dijo:Yo digo por el escandalo que hizo porque no lo dejaban ir al baño en un momento .. o algo asi
Te repito, Cristina cometio un grueso error diplomático y politico al decir aquello de "combatir desde la legalidad..." demostro lo mal asesorada que esta y los prejuicios ideológicos, es más, se supone que alguien con su cargo debiera conocer algo de política internacional y de lenguaje diplomático.
Iconoclasta dijo:Creo que este tema le podemos ir poniendo candado y abrir otro nuevo, sobre como terminar con el accionar de las FARC exclusivamente.
Que Chavez no las tiene.spawn22 dijo:Creo que un presidente tiene que tener cierta altura y ubicacion para estos tipos de discursos..
me gustaria saber que piensan ustedes. saludos
What made this performance odd was that it was Ecuador, not Venezuela, whose sovereignty had been violated. True, Colombia has often accused Venezuela of harbouring guerrilla leaders and tolerating camps near the border similar to the one bombed in Ecuador. But did Venezuela's president have a guilty conscience?
With Ecuador's president, Rafael Correa, following Mr Chávez's lead, this week's events sent Latin America's diplomats scurrying to prevent war enveloping the neighbourhood. But they also laid bare that Colombia's government is coming close to breaking the back of the FARC, and in the process threatening to shine light on its murky relations with neighbouring governments.
By contrast, Mr Chávez has recently been unambiguous in his support for the FARC. He fell out with Mr Uribe last year over his attempt to act as a mediator for the hostages. Since then he has cast aside his previous stance as an honest broker seeking a peaceful solution to Colombia's internal conflict. When the FARC turned over two hostages to him in January, Mr Chávez hailed the guerrillas as a “true army” whose status as belligerents should be recognised. No other government in the region, not even Cuba's, echoed this call. On “Aló Presidente” Mr Chávez held a minute's silence in honour of Mr Reyes, whom he said he had met three times over the years. He declared that Colombia needed to be “liberated” from its “subservience” to the United States.
So what is Mr Chávez's game? One possible answer is his obsessive search for an external enemy to shore up his waning popularity at home. In December, his political blueprint for a socialist Venezuela, with indefinite presidential re-election, was defeated in a referendum. This came only a year after he won a second six-year term with 63% of the vote, and was the first time he had lost a national vote.
argie dijo:Es decir que ante la amenaza (para mi infundada, pero buéh) de un ataque e invasión a su territorio, como la ocurrida a la bolivariana nación vecina de Ecuador, el tipo estaba absolutamente facultado para proceder como lo hizo.
Buitreaux dijo:Que lo pario esa selva! Dificil que te encuentren si no cometes un error groso. No se ve ni 10 metros por esos arboles. Las camaras IR? Es lo unico que se me ocurre. Jeje "La gran Predator"
Buitreaux dijo:Si Clau, pero IR. Con el espectro visual nomas, no podes encontrar nada ahi. Salvo que sepas muy bien a donde buscar, osea que te pasen el dato directamente.
Buitreaux dijo:Me puedes explicar la diferencia entre IR y termica por favor? Digo, a grosso modo. Tenia entendido que la longitud de onda que usan es la misma.