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Preparing for U.S. Invasion of Venezuela
September 18, 2008 ... President Hugo Chavez gave US ambassador Patrick Duddy 72 hours notice to leave Caracas with the timeless phrase: ... -
Grow Them Young, Pay Them Well - Venezuela's Anti-Chavistas, That Is
May 16, 2008 The Washington-based Cato Institute preaches limited government and free market religion with plenty of high-octane corporate funding for backing. It better have it for the award it presented on May 15 to a 23 year old fifth year Venezuelan law student Yon Goicoechea for serving the interests of capital back home and leading anti-Chavista protests. -
Washington Planning to "Checkmate" Venezuela
June 2, 2008 Washington does not want to lose Latin America in competition with India, China and Europe. The situation is life or death and a military attack against Venezuela from Colombia is possible, maybe likely, and Ecuador and Bolivia are also targeted. -
Latin America: "Don’t Mess With Us"
September 22, 2008 ... the country. The announcement came less than 24 hours after the revelation of a planned assassination and ... -
I Can't Believe It's Not Human Rights Watch!
September 25, 2008 When we read in the American press that two officials from Human Rights Watch have been booted out of Venezuela, our first thought will not be, "what did they do". It won't be. We expect people who work for Human Rights Watch to, well, watch human rights. -
High Stakes in the Andes
March 8, 2008 ... responses came quickly and unequivocally: within 48 hours, both broke off all diplomatic ties with Colombia and ... -
ALBA: A Hope for the Poor, A Challenge to Élites
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 ... -
U.S. is Promoting Secession in Bolivia, Repeating Venezuela Effort
May 6, 2008 ... the dictator, taking the city of La Vela de Coro for a few hours. The military uprising, which called for ... -
El Salvador: Yet Another Feather in the Cap of Hugo Chavez?
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.” -
The War Machine or How To Manipulate Venezuelan Reality
May 19, 2008 ... produce evidence they had been seeking for six years. Just hours after the illegal invasion and massacre (during which 5 ... -
Spinning the News - The FARC-EP Files, Venezuela and Interpol
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. -
Bush and ExxonMobil v. Chavez
February 19, 2008 Exxon's move is a warning shot, and so are reports about Colombian paramilitaries entering the country in greater numbers. More destabilization will follow, and continued efforts will be made to weaken Chavez, then try to oust him. -
Hypocrisies of a US-backed Venezuela-Colombia Crisis
March 12, 2008 ... that took President Hugo Chavez from office for a brief 48 hours on April 11, 2002. The reports from Venevision and the ... -
The United States and Venezuela: More Than Just A Gun Show
August 15, 2008 ... financial institution’s funding was authorized within 72 hours, even though the process normally takes months. The ... -
Dammed Diversion: Information Harvesting and the Alleged FARC Computers
May 22, 2008 ... in Venezuela, Eva Golinger writes that, “Just hours after the illegal invasion and massacre…the head of ...