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Tags: 5 de julio 2008

El desfile Político Militar... ¡QUÉ VERGÜENZA!

Por Ana Julia Jatar el Jul 7, 2008 | En Política, Día a Día, Testimonios, Venezuela, Noticias, Imágenes | Etiquetas: 5 de julio 2008, desfile, evo morales, fotos, hugo chávez, imágenes, militares, venezuela

Desfile militar del 5 de julio, dia de la independencia de Venezuela

Llega la pareja presidencial

Tanque con camuflaje, mientras el humo los delata a kilómetros

A tragar humo

Cisterna volteada a 5Km/h

Por supuesto, un pelotón de mirones, como cuadrilla de obreros

Los tanques se desarman, a este se le cayó un perol

Y un soldado a esconder la evidencia rápido (demasiado tarde)

Curiosa pareja llega atrasada al desfile. Al marinero le falta un botón

Este pidió prestado un uniforme

Esta con la bragueta abierta

Y este con el pantalón roto (cooperativa bolivariana zurcido invisible)

El “pueblo voluntario” se va…

El “pueblo voluntario” se va…

Technorati: 5 de julio 2008 • Desfile • Evo Morales • Fotos • Hugo Chávez • Imágenes • Militares • Venezuela

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