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Home » Libyan Rebels Thank US and Sack Venezuelan Embassy

Libyan Rebels Thank US and Sack Venezuelan Embassy

By Victor Nieto (Posted Aug 28, 2011)

VenezuelaNews

Libyan Rebels Thank US . . .

. . . and Sack Venezuelan Embassy


Victor Nieto is a cartoonist in Venezuela.  His cartoons frequently appear in Aporrea and Rebelión among other sites.  Cf. “Unasur repudia saqueo a embajada de Venezuela en Libia” (TeleSur, 25 August 2011).  See, also:


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