Rogers Waters (Pink Floyd) transmet un message de soutien à Evo Morales, premier président indigène de la Bolivie, après son exil forcé au Mexique suite à un coup d’Etat de bas niveau orchestré par l’Empire

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L’empire veut le lithium de la Bolivie.
Evo Morales a changé d’avis alors… coup d’état.

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Max

16/11/2019

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Roger Waters est vraiment un grand bonhomme. Et Evo Morales un authentique homme du peuple. Soutien et respect.

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Xavier

13/11/2019

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Bon courage au peuple de Bolivie, j’espère que les Amérindiens ne vont pas perdre leurs acquis.

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niagaradelyon

13/11/2019

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