Playing the ‘Anti-Semitism’ Card Against Venezuela.

The U.S. press has a tendency to portray left-leaning Latin American governments as anti-Semitic. In the case of Venezuela, where the government has never made any overtly anti-Semitic public statements, the accusation of anti-Semitism has been promoted in three key ways: attributing anti-Semitic...

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Publicado en:NACLA Report on the Americas Vol. 42; no. 5; pp. 49 - 54
Autores principales: Wingerter, Eric, Delacour, Justin
Formato: Artículo
Publicado: North American Congress on Latin America September/October 2009
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