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From: ekrell@ucla-cs.UUCP
Newsgroups: net.politics
Subject: Re: Marxism; Yugoslav style // to Brian Mahoney
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Date: Sun, 5-Jan-86 15:00:24 EST
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Posted: Sun Jan  5 15:00:24 1986
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In article <257@decwrl.DEC.COM> mahoney@bach.DEC writes:
> (refering to south american countries)
>  The freedom in many of these countries is no better or worse then that 
>  of Yugoslavia.  

That statement is incorrect. There are only two countries in south america
that still live under a military dictatorship: Paraguay and Chile. From
speaking with a friend from Yugoslavia, I conclude that even in these
countries there are more freedoms than in Yugoslavia.

As for the rest of south america, they enjoy a quite open democracy with
all or most of the freedoms enjoyed in the west. There is no comparison.
-- 
    Eduardo Krell               UCLA Computer Science Department
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