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A Strange Kind of "Dictatorship"

By Rachael, Oct 1st 2012

Tens of thousands of supporters of the opposition marched and assembled in Caracas today, exactly one week before elections are due to take place. The atmosphere was peaceful, and people cheered as Henrique Capriles was lifted through the crowd.

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Why the Western Media Adore Venezuela’s Opposition Candidate Capriles Radonski

By Ewan Robertson, Feb 28th 2012

Mmmm, with the emergence to the scene of the right-wing Venezuelan opposition’s presidential candidate, Henrique Capriles Radonski, the mainsteam Western media are like bees to honey.

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Slow Progress

By George Gabriel , Feb 23rd 2009

A week and a half has now passed since my visit to Fundo Comun and things have moved frustratingly slowly. To revoke the mandates of all those currently holding elected positions in the council and start again cleanly we need to call a Citizen's Assembly, yet for this assembly to be legally binding more than 20% of the population over 15 to attend.

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Socialist libraries, racist Christians

By Tamara Pearson, Oct 14th 2008

Librarians have a key role to play in their communities. This is one of the main ideas I got out of the closing forum of the book festival, and something I have to admit I haven’t thought about much, despite my passion for literature.

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Inside the walls of Merida

By Tamara Pearson, Sep 2nd 2008

In order to build the youth team meeting in our community, we (myself and a representative from my branch) went through the list of 102 young people registered for the PSUV, and visited each house, systematically going up and down the avenues. The first house we visited was really fancy- the kind with furniture

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