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Belize NEVER sends their crooks-in-suits to prison …

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Dear Editor,

The story, “Arrests of 3 mayors reinforce Florida’s notoriety as a hothouse for corruption,” certainly reminds me of Belize…and as I say in my letters to Amandala, Belize NEVER sends their crooks-in-suits to prison…but America does, and increasingly so.

Best luck and strength in the struggle!

Russell Czarnecki

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