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  • Banzer's bid for democratic legacy fails due to corruption, poor economy. (public administration in Bolivia during tenure of President Hugo Banzer) (Brief Article): An article from: America's Insider

    Long Live the King? -- Is That Really in the Cards? 2009

  • Banzer's bid for democratic legacy fails due to corruption, poor economy. (public administration in Bolivia during tenure of President Hugo Banzer) (Brief Article): An article from: America's Insider

    OBAMA'S FIRST COUP D'ETAT? 2009

  • Banzer's bid for democratic legacy fails due to corruption, poor economy. (public administration in Bolivia during tenure of President Hugo Banzer) (Brief Article): An article from: America's Insider

    OpEdNews - Quicklink: Greek Socialists Win in a Landslide 2009

  • Banzer's bid for democratic legacy fails due to corruption, poor economy. (public administration in Bolivia during tenure of President Hugo Banzer) (Brief Article): An article from: America's Insider

    The O-Bomb Phenom 2008

  • Banzer's bid for democratic legacy fails due to corruption, poor economy. (public administration in Bolivia during tenure of President Hugo Banzer) (Brief Article): An article from: America's Insider

    OpEdNews - Quicklink: The Politics of Hopelessness 2008

  • Banzer's bid for democratic legacy fails due to corruption, poor economy. (public administration in Bolivia during tenure of President Hugo Banzer) (Brief Article): An article from: America's Insider

    Honor? Really? Well that's a subject of another editorial... 2008

  • Banzer's bid for democratic legacy fails due to corruption, poor economy. (public administration in Bolivia during tenure of President Hugo Banzer) (Brief Article): An article from: America's Insider

    Sicko: The Fire reaches the door of Atlanta's Grady Memorial 2007

  • Over the next seven years, Banzer used his U. S.-trained special forces to brutally repress all dissidents and opened the country to massive foreign investment.

    1970-71 2001

  • Banzer outlawed all political parties and trade unions.

    1970-71 2001

  • Banzer threatened a coup, and the International Monetary Fund demanded a severe austerity program, pushing the new regime to the Right.

    1981, Aug. 4 2001

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