An edition of Catálogo de errores (1987)

Catálogo de errores

la crisis colombo-venezolana

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An edition of Catálogo de errores (1987)

Catálogo de errores

la crisis colombo-venezolana

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Oveja Negra
Language
Spanish
Pages
186

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Subjects

Boundaries, Foreign relations

Places

Colombia, Maracaibo, Gulf of (Colombia and Venezuela), Venezuela

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Cover of: Catálogo de errores
Catálogo de errores: la crisis colombo-venezolana
1987, Oveja Negra
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Chiefly articles previously published in El tiempo, Bogotá, Sept. 1987.

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Bogotá, Colombia

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Library of Congress
F2281.B7 V985 1987

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186 p. ;
Number of pages
186

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OL2112681M
ISBN 10
9580601704
LCCN
88166870
OCLC/WorldCat
17810335
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2268577

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