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WikiLeaks Releases 500K U.S. Cables from 1978 on Iran, Sandinistas, Afghanistan, Israel & More

By democracynow on May 28, 2015

On Wednesday, WikiLeaks added more than half a million U.S. diplomatic cables from 1978 to its Publi

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