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What the corporate media won’t show you about Venezuela

Children running back to school in the small mountain town of Los Nevados, Merida state (Tamara Pearson /Venezuelanalysis.com)

While the corporate media here and overseas bangs on about Venezuela’s so called “crisis”, beautiful things are actually going down here and being boycotted by the media. This small collection of photos from the last week or so, from Merida and the rest of the country, is to illustrate that Venezuela, though experiencing some problems, attacks, and challenges, is far from a train wreck, and is actually a festival of creativity and organisation

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We Don’t Have Borders: Tamara Pearson Interviewed by Michael Albert

Venezuelans rally for Chavez

VA's Tamara Pearson discusses the Bolivarian Revolution, media coverage of Venezuela and Chavez's health with ZNet's Michael Albert.

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“This Process Belongs to the People”: An interview with Juan Contreras

Jeffery R. Webber and Juan Contreras (The Bullet)

In this interview Juan Contreras, a militant in the Bolivarian revolution, discusses the evolution of the revolution, grassroots organisation, the upcoming presidential elections, and the relationship between the grassroots and the United Socialist Party of Venezuela (PSUV)

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Fighting for Land and Territory in Urban Caracas: An Interview with Héctor Madera

Barrios in Caracas (Agencies)

Jeffery R. Webber and Susan Spronk (JW and SS) interviewed Héctor Madera in Caracas Venezuela. Madera is one of the founders of the Comités de Tierras Urbanas (Committees of Urban Land, CUTs) and member of Movimiento de Pobladores (Poor Peoples’ Movement, MP).

 

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