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Interview With Pro-Demilitarization Organization Leader "We Need an Economy of Peace"

Video interview with Alberto Portugheis, founder of HUFUD, discussing demilitarization and the need for an economy of peace. Full transcript available.

LM Salvado

May 20, 2016

Alberto Portugueis interview about demilitarization. Image by: ViaNews.

HUFUD founder, Alberto Portugheis, talks about demilitarization, the power struggles that get people killed in wars, the World War 3 possibility, hunger in the world, and the need to protect children. Interview transcript

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