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October 17, 2005 ... voz en la prensa . Caracas: Fondo Nacional 1999, pp. 14, 47. 5. Some anti-Chavista political commentators accuse ...

January 29, 2005 ... taken to the State political police (DISIP) headquarters. Hours later, he was taken, in the trunk of a car, to ...

May 3, 2005 ... with envy. He spoke, without notes, for more than three hours in Havana's Karl Marx Theatre to an audience of ...

May 11, 2005 An important part of what is being achieved in Venezuela is created through parallels. If the health sector in the country is not willing to serve poor people - the president creates a parallel, brings in hundreds of Cuban doctors and lets them work. If the educational sector is working poorly and apparently has not been fighting illiteracy - he creates a parallel.

April 17, 2005 Women from all over the world met in Caracas to exchange their countries’ experiences and ideas in the fight for gender equality. They affirmed that without peace and solidarity it is impossible to construct a new world in which men and women are truly equal.

May 26, 2005 Recent demands by the people of Bolivia for their government to "take the same path as Venezuela" revelas the powerful resonance of the "Bolivarian revolution" throuhout Latin America. As Venezuela depeens this process of social, economic, and political transformation it is increasingly unlikely that the people of Latin America will tolerate their unresponsive governments. It is equally unlikely that the Cold War mentality of Washington will tolerate the threat of a good example.

November 2, 2005 ... poor people who cannot afford care, staring in awe for hours out the window after their operations. It really is ...

June 16, 2005 ... TV appearances, which occurs daily and in many cases for hours, he is always stressing the need for people to actively ...

August 15, 2005 ... of which are lethally opposed to Chávez. In fact, in the hours following Chávez’s brief overthrow in April of 2002, ...

November 8, 2005 Venezuela looks to me like Uncle Sam's worst nightmare. I was humbled by Bolivarian ingenuity and steadfastness and by my own continued citizenship in the world's most rogue and brutal nation, against which I and other radicals have had such limited organizing success. Hopefully my country can follow Venezuela's lead rather than crushing its aspirations.