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January 17, 2010 ... temporarily plucked Chávez from office. He was reinstated 47 hours later due to the massive response from Chávez ...

January 5, 2010 ... Lit up advertising should be turned off outside of working hours, while advertising located on roads can only be lit up ... and 12am. Non compliance will result in a penalty of 24 hours without electricity and a second non-compliance denotes a penalty of 72 hours. The Electricity Ministry said the measures are ...

January 12, 2010 ... media war became so severe that the government fell for 47 hours in April 2002, the government understood that while the ...

January 15, 2010 ... According to the plan, electricity was to be cut for four hours every other day in different neighborhoods across the ... passed a series of measures to reduce the operating hours of public institutions and shopping centers, restrict ...

January 13, 2010 ... he told state television.   The electricity cuts of four hours duration every other day will continue until May when ...

January 18, 2010 ... of a reality, a poorly executed plan... in no more than 24 hours we rectified it.” Rodriguez will be charged with ... outages, mandatory limits on consumption and operating hours in public and private institutions, public education ...

January 26, 2010 ... cocktails and rocks at police over the course of twelve hours. The M-13’s riotous, campus-based demonstrations are ...

January 17, 2010 ... close to the United States.... It's only two and a half hours approximately to fly to Miami, and in fact Venezuela's ...

January 7, 2010 ... balance of power within the military. Within forty-eight hours, Chavez was released from captivity and restored to ...