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Terror in Bolivia
Arze, Jose Antonio | November 17, 1945 issue

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The terror in Bolivia is as great as in Argentina, but it has failed to arouse equal indignation in the U.S. because less is known about it. The newspapers have only occasionally referred to some of the more blatantly repressive measures, such as censorship of the press, the castor-oil treatment of political prisoners, political murders and kidnappings, and imprisonment in regions so unhealthy that the victims sicken and die. Within Bolivia the anti-fascist opposition is waging unremitting war against the dictatorship.

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TERROR; CENSORSHIP; IMPRISONMENT; DICTATORSHIP; BOLIVIA; UNITED States
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