Wellstone was expected to receive a lot of information (from the human-rights groups) about violence committed by the Colombian army, ... If he would be taking that back to the Senate floor, that actually helps the PR campaign of the rebels. It is a strain to think they would want to kill him. -Carlos Salinas

 

Wellstone was expected to receive a lot of information (from the human-rights groups) about violence committed by the Colombian army, ... If he would be taking that back to the Senate floor, that actually helps the PR campaign of the rebels. It is a strain to think they would want to kill him.


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Wellstone was expected to receive a lot of information (from the human-rights groups) about violence committed by the Colombian army, ... If he would be taking that back to the Senate floor, that actually helps the PR campaign of the rebels. It is a strain to think they would want to kill him.

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He was elected democratically, but hasn't given any positive results.

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I have fewer friends than people say, and more than I had hoped, ... I am very fortunate. -Carlos Salinas
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There is interest in knowing how we were able to advance changes and reforms that were viable.

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A waiver speaks to the lack of political will on the part of the U.S. with regard to human rights.

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The use and threat of force, when world peace is not in danger, are no longer valid frames of reference for achieving the ends sought today by sovereign nations. -Carlos Salinas
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I can't see how the U.S. can possibly certify Colombia on human rights grounds or any other grounds.

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