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There are other advantages, too. Colombia spends 3.7 per cent and Guatemala 0.4 per cent of their GDP on their militaries. That money could be put to use elsewh
by throwaway_yy2Di 13y ago
There are other advantages, too. Colombia spends 3.7 per cent and Guatemala 0.4 per cent of their GDP on their militaries. That money could be put to use elsewhere, in development, education, tourism, conservation.
I suppose the large, organized communist insurgency that's trying to overthrow the Colombian government, that issue would sort itself out?
- brazzy 13y agoGiven that much of the support for that insurgency stems from heavy-handed anti-civilian actions by the Colombian army and associated paramilitaries, it actually might.
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