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April 12, 2010 An innovative government program provides free solar panels and solarpowered water purification systems in rural and remote communities across Venezuela.

May 21, 2010 ... to 115% of its GDP. Venezuela’s public debt fell from 47.5 percent of GDP in 2003 to 13.8 percent in 2008. In 2009, ...

July 8, 2010 ... tree seedlings, the sowing of 2.8 million seeds from 47 plant species, and the construction of 12 nurseries with a ...

September 6, 2010 ... was an important one for Venezuela. Poverty was reduced by 47 percent and extreme poverty by 70 percent. Real social ...

September 10, 2010 ... economic expansion under Chavez “poverty was reduced by 47 percent and extreme poverty by 70 percent. Real social ...

October 4, 2010 ... The Socialist Party led by Chávez gets about 48, and 47 and something to the opposition. Now, you know, after this ...

February 14, 2010 ... let the oligarchy destabilise Venezuela.” From the early hours of the morning thousands of students and young workers ...

June 29, 2010 ... confirmed its backing of the statement. In the early hours of the morning of June 28 2009, Zelaya was arrested by ...

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

November 3, 2010 ... power by his supporters, mostly barrio dwellers, within 48 hours. Although Chávez continues to be dogged by ...

December 6, 2010 Venezuela’s Public Defender´s Office, Institute for the Defense of People’s Access to Goods and Services (INDEPABIS), and Superintendent of Insurance Activity initiated a joint commission this month to audit and oversee privately owned health care and insurance providers.

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 ...

September 21, 2010 Most people know that Iran, Russia and Venezuela all have vast oil reserves. And, they also know that Hugo Chavez, Vladimir Putin and Mahmoud Ahmadinejad are on Washington's “enemies list.” So, why is it so hard for them to connect the dots? Can't they see that the media only demonizes the leaders that stand in the way of the corporate agenda?

October 27, 2010 ... – stopped the coup before the day was out. But those few hours highlighted, again, the deep dangers facing those ... treatment in a police hospital, but confined there for 12 hours until rescued – after a “fierce gun battle” ... Correa), a soldier and a student.[5] During these tense hours, there was a rebellion in sections of the armed forces ...

May 6, 2010 ... 1,923 blanket presidential broadcasts, equivalent to 1,252 hours and 41 minutes, or in other words 52 days of ... amounts to 1.4% of the private  media’s programming hours, and 8.5% if one assumes 4 peak hours per day when most TV is watched. Considering the ...