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North America: 2013 - Canada, Mexico Central America: 2013 - Costa Rica, El Salvador, Panama, Guatemala, Nicaragua Caribbean: 2013 - Bahamas, Barbados, Dominican Republic, Haiti, Jamaica, Saint Lucia, Trinidad and Tobago, Puerto Rico South America: 2013 - Colombia, Guyana, Dominican Republic, Bolivia, Venezuela, Suriname, 2015 - Brazil, Argentina, Ecuador, Paraguay, Peru WEB Europe Member List (As of February 14, 2025) Currently, a total of 18 countries and 18 institutions 2013 - Russia, Romania, Latvia, Moldova, Belarus, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Serbia, Albania, Georgia, Kosovo, Turkey, Portugal, Poland, France, Hungary 2019 - Ukraine 2023 - This report details the number of election fraud allegations in the countries above Armenia since joining A-WEB. Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) BRI Leading Country - 1 country: · China BRI Signing Countries - 154 Countries (Omitted) ⁕ BRI Summit Participating Country - 1 Country: · North Korea A-WEB Member Countries Corresponding to BRI - 89 Countries: Ghana Gabon Guyana Gambia Guinea Nigeria South Sudan South Africa Nicaragua Dominican Republic Timor-Leste Liberia Latvia Russia Lebanon Lesotho Romania Rwanda Libya Madagascar Malawi Mali Mozambique Moldova Maldives Mongolia Myanmar Vanuatu Barbados Bangladesh Benin Venezuela Belarus Bosnia and Herzegovina Bolivia Burundi Burkina Faso Bulgaria Samoa São Tomé and Príncipe Senegal Serbia Somalia Solomon Islands Suriname Sri Lanka Sierra Leone Armenia Argentina Afghanistan Albania Angola Ecuador Ethiopia El Salvador Yemen Uganda Uzbekistan Ukraine Iraq Egypt Indonesia Jamaica Zambia Georgia Djibouti Cameroon Kazakhstan Cambodia Kenya Côte d'Ivoire Republic of the Congo Kyrgyzstan Tanzania Thailand Togo Tonga Tunisia Trinidad and Tobago Panama (withdrew Feb 2025) Pakistan Papua New Guinea Palestine Peru Portugal Poland Fiji Philippines (withdrew May 2022) BRI Withdrawn Countries - 4 Countries: Italy Panama Philippines Estonia 89 out of 109 A-WEB member countries are included in China's Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) signing countries. This accounts for ~81.65% of A-WEB members, indicating a very high correlation between A-WEB and BRI. ~57.8% of all 154 BRI signing countries are A-WEB members. This communist takeover is massive and they're buying politicians in every country and installing machines and software that can be altered in real-time to rig elections. It's time to wake up and fight back.

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