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Internet a crucial Venezuela battleground

By Frank Bajak and Vivian Sequera | February 23, 2014 - 4:20am

The battle for Venezuela is being fought as vigorously online as in the streets, with Internet service cut off to a strife-torn university city and the government blocking selected websites and a "walkie-talkie"...

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