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December 2, 2008 ... mixing with the wealthy opposition and spending days and hours at its president's side, I wondered, without wondering, ... Well, right and wrong, as you'll find out. Within two hours, we were taking off. When we landed at Caracas airport, ... the next two days in Chávez's constant company, with many hours of private meetings among the four of us. In the ...

May 29, 2008 ... Chávez -- during which he was spirited away for 24 hours and was sure he would be killed -- read like a ...

September 9, 2008 Journalist Nikolas Kozloff's new book, Revolution! South America and the Rise of the New Left looks behind the scenes and politics of this changing continent.

June 5, 2008 ... he gained unusual access to his subject, spending hours interviewing him in planes, cars and the presidential ...

August 7, 2008 ... holidays;  the reduction of the working day from 8 to 6 hours, and from 40 to 36 hours a week;  recognition of the specificities of the ... guarding the factory permanently, it took less than 48 hours to resolve the crisis. The fall of Rivero This struggle ...

June 17, 2008 ... in the New York Times about the power going out for a few hours in Caracas? I couldn't believe that merited ...

July 7, 2008 ... invaded Ecuador and blew up a Farc training camp. A few hours later, it announced it had found a pristine laptop in ...

December 16, 2008 ... (4-5 million estimated), with wall-to-wall traffic twelve hours a day, spewing pollution and noise. For $2, a ...

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. ...

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.

February 6, 2008 Ordinary Venezuelans are led by a Bolivarian compass that is useful but thwarted by a bubble of decrepit past traditions. The Bolivarian Revolution is a boiling pot of newness into which Venezuela is being dipped and will emerge redefined.

April 18, 2008 ... president to reverse a US backed military coup (in 48 hours) and defeat a (US-backed) bosses’ lockout, and return ... growth of production-productivity on the large estates.47 In April 2008, President Chavez recognized that ... themselves about the subject matter of their ministries. 47 The anti-production behavior of the big land owners and ...

September 24, 2008 ... why fixing the potholes was not a priority. After the four hours, among the priorities that were set up - the task I ...

February 11, 2008 ... "Public Attitudes toward the Democratic Regime," pp. 47-63 in John D. Martz and David J. Myers, eds., Venezuela: ...

November 18, 2008 The Bolivarian Revolution is in the process of building a new type of state power in Venezuela, one that represents one of the most progressive poles in the postliberal constellation.