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  #1 (permalink) Old 10-26-2009, 06:04 PM
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Default Russia plans military base Bolivia

United States continues to plan a missile shield near Russian territory, Russia will build military bases in the United State's backyard: Cuba, Venezuela, Bolivia, Ecuador, Argentina. Brazil, Chile & Colombia are starting to swerve interest in Russian military equipment and military co-operation.

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President Evo Morales announced on Saturday that Moscow plans to build a "maintenance center for Russian planes that fly in South America," in Bolivia.

Morales said the planed center would be at an airport in Chimore, a coca producing region of the Andean nation, that he said previously served as a base for US anti-narcotics operations.

It was not clear if the facility would be used for Russian military aircraft.

Venezuela has been the region's most notable buyer of Russian aircraft in recent years, purchasing a string of MiG fighters and Mi-28 helicopters.
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  #2 (permalink) Old 10-26-2009, 06:05 PM
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More on Russian-Latin America related news:

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Ecuador to sign strategic partnership deal with Russia

MOSCOW, October 25 (RIA Novosti) - Ecuadorian President Rafael Correa will sign an agreement on strategic partnership with Russia during an official visit to Moscow on October 29.
According to Latin American media, Correa will start his European tour on Sunday with the visit to the U.K. and will be accompanied by Foreign Minister Fander Falconi, Defense Minister Javier Ponce and other high-ranking government officials.
Correa said on the eve of his trip to Europe that Ecuador was interested in the strengthening of relations with Russia in trade and defense and his upcoming visit would be primarily focused on "the implementation of earlier signed agreements."
The leader of Ecuador has also expressed interest in loans to purchase Russian-made military equipment.
Ecuador is one of Russia's key partners in Latin America, trailing only Brazil and Argentina in trade with Moscow. Last year saw a record volume of trade between Russia and Ecuador, totaling $935.7 million.
The Russian-Ecuadorian inter-governmental commission for trade and economic cooperation will hold its first meeting in 20 years in Moscow on October 28 prior to Correa's official visit.
The commission includes five working groups on trade and business, military-technological cooperation, energy, agriculture, science, technologies and education
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Ruskies are gonna kill us... =[
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i forget the exact term but don't we have some sort of self given "costubaltory authority" over south america that woodrow wilson established when he had all his lovely little secret wars there?

idk it was bullshit then but something like it would give us some sort of authority to fuck up the russians lol.

people act like the entire russian military just went away when the soviet union "collapsed" but they're still a huge threat, especially with their chinese buddies (yet we cut funding for the new strategic bombers we were trying to build......whatevers).
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