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March 31, 2010 In the build up to the September elections, the right-wing opposition is preparing on several fronts. Economic sabotage is one of them, as are the manoeuvres on the part of right-wing elements within the Bolivarian movement itself. Meanwhile, all this is having a radicalising effect on the left.

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December 10, 2010 ... of Copenhagen we left that room. We stood there for 36 hours, actually, without sleeping and without eating and ...

August 10, 2010 ... closed and Colombian diplomats in Caracas were given 72 hours to vacate the country. The Venezuelan armed forces, ...

July 28, 2010 ... is in favor of a preferential option for the poor.” 47 Today—in the midst of the crisis of neoliberalism—this ... are based on the following information: “in the early hours of Sunday, June 28 two important State department ...

December 13, 2010 ... figure had been raised to 32 percent, by April 1, 1955 to 47 percent, and by June 30, 1956 to 59 percent. In 1957, ...

August 17, 2010 ... steel works that has proposed devoting, for instance, two hours of the working day to study—as those used to measure ... to transform the workday, so that a given number of hours is set aside for educating workers; and requiring ... in the last three “civilizing or societal bands,” 46-47. 69.     ↩ Ibid., 48. 70.     ↩ Chávez, ...

October 7, 2010 ... addition to those discussed with them during a number of hours of exchanges with chiefs and experts of the Ministry of ...

April 18, 2010 ... an amendment to reduce the work week from 44 to 36 hours, in spite of Venezuela's status as a developing nation. ...

April 23, 2010 ... which would have reduced the work week from 44 to 36 hours, placed cultural and social goals ahead of economic ... and to close stores that overcharge for 24–48 hours. In addition, CANTV provides discounted monthly rates ...

February 16, 2010 ... had us in his car unleashed an unrelenting diatribe for 4 hours. We were unable to get a word in! To experience this ...

November 1, 2010 The recent election results revealed both the strong and the weak points of the Bolivarian Revolution. It showed the loyalty and determination of the workers and peasants to defend the Revolution and defeat the counterrevolution. But how long can this loyalty be maintained unless the Revolution is carried through in a determined manner?

February 22, 2010 A little over ten years ago, walking down a Managua street, I noticed on a large wall a sign with the famous phrase launched in 1848 by the first two great maestros of the revolutionary movement, "Workers of all countries unite! " but with an appendix inscribed in brackets: “Final Warning.”

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

June 23, 2010 In his latest film, releasing this week in the United States, Academy Award-winning filmmaker Oliver Stone takes a road trip across South America, meeting with seven presidents from the continent.