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June 22, 2007 ... Las Balas de Abril by Francisco Olivares. See also "The 47 Hour Coup That Changad Everything" by Gregory Wilpert. ...

June 1, 2007 ... charged soap opera) during children's TV-watching hours, not to mention participation in the 2002 anti-Chávez ...

June 29, 2007 Both the New York Times and the Wall Street Journal can barely contain their displeasure over Hugo Chavez wanting Venezuela to have majority ownership of its own assets and no longer let Big (foreign) Oil investors plunder them. Those days are over.

June 2, 2007 ... of the media landscape, in that it mandates that five hours per day (between 5am and 11pm) be produced by ... be, broadcasting anti-government opinions and analysis 24 hours a day. The other pro-government channels, such as most ...

June 15, 2007 Attacks on free speech across the region do not make the front pages of the British and American press. As usual, alleged concerns for democracy and human rights mask deeper priorities: protecting governments that toe the line dictated by Western power, and undermining those that do not.

June 12, 2007 She's at it again on the Journal's editorial page in her June 4 article called "The Young and the Restless," subtitled "Is this the beginning of the end for Hugo Chavez?" The writer is self-styled Latin American expert Mary Anastasia O'Grady always getting top grades in vilification and disinformation but failing ones on regional knowledge and legitimate journalism.

June 20, 2007 The New York Times has an ugly record bashing Hugo Chavez since he was elected with a mandate to make participatory social democracy the cornerstone of his presidency. That's anathema to Washington and its chief media ally, the New York Times.