The Ongoing Effort to Write Wall Street Out of the 2008 Financial Crisis
Conservatives latched onto the narrative that the crisis was caused by the bad decisions of lower-income, minority families, rather than Wall Street.
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Conservatives latched onto the narrative that the crisis was caused by the bad decisions of lower-income, minority families, rather than Wall Street.
Morales spoke about the events that led to his removal and exile as well as broader trends in regional and global politics.
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