Bolivia chief wants military in leftist alliance
Associated Press
LA PAZ, Bolivia -- Bolivian President Evo Morales says he wants to
expand the leftist ALBA alliance into the realms of militaries,
political parties and social movements
He said he wants the matter discussed in September at the next summit
for ALBA countries, including Cuba, Venezuela, Ecuador and Nicaragua.
He says the leaders expect to create commissions on military affairs,
political parties and social movements. He didn't give details Sunday
about the extent of that cooperation.
Morales this week urged Latin American countries to shake off military
cooperation with the United States.
Bolivia chief wants military in leftist alliance - Americas AP -
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