Sentences with phrase «expropriated private»

Once in power, Castro banned the democratic elections he once promised, expropriated private property, created a one - party Communist state, and ruthlessly suppressed all forms of dissent and opposition.

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We are facing a system which, in the name of increasingly concentrated private property is in the process of expropriating, not only the property of other people, but also those things which are more basic and vital and it is doing it in the name of private property.
The monasteries were all private institutions, independent of the state, until Henry VIII expropriated and «nationalised» them all.
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(18) In the opening sequence, Joaquin Phoenix (stoner private investigator Larry «Doc» Sportello) receives the visit of Katherine Waterston (as his former girlfriend Sasha, for whom he still carries a torch), who tries to involve him in a scheme involving her rich asshole real estate mogul boyfriend (a Jew who befriends Neo-Nazi gangs while expropriating entire black neighbourhoods), his wife (Serena Scott Thomas) and her fitness instructor boyfriend (Andrew Simpson).
She insisted that the state does not want to expropriate or to harm private collections.
Besides, the inviolability of private property has its limits: the article defends the right of the state to expropriate or requisition it «in the public interest».
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