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December 23, 2008 ... were deported from Venezuela on Sept. 18 just a few hours after presenting their report to the press. At the ...

March 8, 2008 ... responses came quickly and unequivocally: within 48 hours, both broke off all diplomatic ties with Colombia and ...

September 25, 2008 ... He also expelled US ambassador, Patrick Duddy. Gave him 72 hours to leave, and recalled his Washington envoy, Bernardo ...

December 2, 2008 With some exceptions, responses from the dominant media have been pretty much as expected: one-sided, distorted, inaccurate, and not at all reflecting the will of Venezuelans and their impressive support for Chavez and Bolivarianism.

October 7, 2008 ... get less? Yes.   What if work harder? We each work eight hours, I want to work harder, you want to work less hard... ... any other expensive hobbies. So you only want to work four hours, and I want to work eight, while the average is six. ...

November 20, 2008 ... States. In 2007, the Pew Research Center released its 47-Nation Pew Global Attitudes Survey, which found that 55% ...

August 8, 2008 ... fact that all Nicaraguans consuming less than 150 kilowatt hours a month get a subsidy. That subsidy is paid out by the ... to subsidize all Nicaraguans consuming 150 kilowatt-hours or a month. Since that money is budgeted in the  ...

April 17, 2008 Six years after the coup against the democratically elected government of Hugo Chávez was defeated by the magnificent mobilization of the masses, the contradictions within the Venezuelan revolution are as sharp as ever.

May 6, 2008 ... the dictator, taking the city of La Vela de Coro for a few hours. The military uprising, which called for ...

May 13, 2008 Facing a possible debacle in March 2009, the Salvadoran right and Washington have gone into overdrive, trying to tarnish Funes by linking him to Hugo Chávez of Venezuela.  The governing party ARENA in fact has accused Funes of being a “little Chávez.”

May 14, 2008 Over the last month, the Colombian government's strategy has involved a media campaign with timed leaks of new documents to the New York Times, the Wall Street Journal, the Miami Herald and other outlets, many of whom relied on the Colombian interpretation of their meaning, and with little acknowledgement of the deep controversy surrounding them.

May 19, 2008 ... produce evidence they had been seeking for six years. Just hours after the illegal invasion and massacre (during which 5 ...

August 15, 2008 Chavez critics don't explain Venezuelan law or how Supreme Court rulings interpret it. Nor do they report how the Enabling Law works, that the nation's Constitution authorizes it, that four other presidents used it, among many other things. How can they? It would expose their false accusations and discredit their entire argument.

May 19, 2008 As long as Hugo Chavez president, he'll be vilified and targeted. Latin America is vital to Washington. Venezuela is a key part of it. But America's dominance is weakening, neoliberal pillage caused it, the Bush administration accelerated it, Bolivarianism challenges it, so muscular militarism may replace diplomacy to restore it.

April 10, 2008 At a time of growing public disenchantment with the major media, millions now rely on alternate sources. Many online and print ones are credible. One of the world's most relied on is not - the BBC. It's an imperial tool, as corrupted as its dominant counterparts.