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September 26, 2006 ... thus, people are able to access quality health care, 24 hours a day, in a nearby clinic, and at no cost.  Initially, ...

November 24, 2006 ... as children remember desperately solitary, often boring hours practising alone. Here, everything is communal, ...

November 27, 2006 ... Zumbahua remember Correa as a man who walked two or three hours to remote villages in a poncho and broken shoes to give ...

December 3, 2006 ... to cheer on their president, despite their length over two hours or more. Chavez often focused on how the opposition ...

December 5, 2006 ... which ousted President Chávez temporarily and, in the few hours in which a new regime held office, moved to overturn ...

December 30, 2006 Solving Caracas's social problems will surely prove to be one of the most vexing and daunting challenges for President Chavez in his second term. Gimnasios verticales and urban redesign at San Rafael are promising developments. The government will have to do its utmost to integrate other barrios into the urban fabric.

July 20, 2006 ... to form a joint army before hearing his words, and, only hours later, began to distance themselves from his ...

November 27, 2006 ... if the students want the cafeteria to be open longer hours, for instance, and there are no funds that the student ... three days of the school year to maintain the longer hours. The mercantile system says that as a “consumer of ...

April 25, 2006 ... thoughts of the Cuban chief of state, distilled from 100 hours of conversation. The first interview was held in late ...

July 29, 2006 ... west Caracas were almost all self-built. Zaida works seven hours a day, five days a week, and is paid $117 a month, the ...

December 14, 2006 ... coup on April 11th, 2002. It was reversed a mere 48 hours later by loyal elements of the military, supported by ...

February 11, 2006 ... This means a committed CTU activist can end up going to 10 hours of meetings every week.  In spite of this, the ...

January 13, 2006 ... the communities they serve and are on call twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week. Clinics are stocked with ...

May 25, 2006 There is something quaint—flattering, even—about the way Venezuelan President Hugo Chávez insists on calling George W. Bush “Mr. Danger.” The taunt, which Chávez delivers in English with rolled-out vowels and pinched consonants, evokes an earlier era of cloak-and-dagger politics and lends Bush a certain mystery that he is generally denied in these shrill times of stateless terrorism.

December 9, 2006 ... Are Run The polls opened at 7AM on Sunday, December 3, but hours earlier people were already queueing up in their ...