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December 3, 2012 ... the government supermarket Mercal, have to “wait several hours in the sun and rain, uncovered, and on their arms they ... the people of the community? In October’s elections, 74.47 percent of the population of El Cartanal voted for Chavez. ...

June 1, 2012 ... broadcast live on television that lasted more than four hours. The Venezuelan head of state appeared energized, ... appearing on television in public events for hours – sometimes even eight hours – and participating in three to four activities ...

February 15, 2012 ... The MUD used 7,691 voting machines, from 8am to 5pm (9 hours). Assuming that voters were voting all day, without ... same complaints. The TSJ ruled that the opposition had 24 hours to hand over the voting books, a ruling the opposition ... electoral regulations also stated) that it would wait 48 hours after the results to burn the voting material, after ...

October 8, 2012 ... candidates, with third place going to Reina Sequera with 0.47% of the vote. The election then was about Chavez, and the ...

July 12, 2012 ... ones, those who like Fidel, struggle every day, 24 hours a day, without a break. The occasion was the ... Cordobo, he told her that the kiss she’d given him a few hours before in the national assembly obliged him to not wash ...

September 11, 2012 In another twist to Venezuela’s 2012 presidential campaign, the political opposition knowingly ran an illegal campaign ad on national television. Depicting the violent death of a graduating college student, the controversial ad included the horrified screams of a working class, single mother.

August 31, 2012 ... type of coverage been seen for events like this. 8. A few hours after the tragedy, Blackberry instant messages and ...

October 12, 2012 ... “people’s balcony” of the presidential palace just hours after the results were announced, Chávez called the ... position since 2002 when a coup overthrew him for 48 hours. In the aftermath of that event Chávez attempted to ...

December 7, 2012 ... within the Venezuelan Armed Forces, which lasted only 48 hours, to end Venezuela’s democratic experiment with ...

August 31, 2012 ... operated by publicly-owned Petroleos de Venezuela (Pdvsa). Hours after the explosion, and with clean-up efforts in full ...

January 15, 2012 ... President Chavez brought an end to the coup less than 48-hours after it began. According to investigative journalist ...

November 13, 2012 ... were hundreds of thousands of calls to homes in the early hours of the morning using the voice of Chavez as a way to ...

September 24, 2012 ... for the socialist president. The caravan took around two hours to pass through the city centre, accompanied by honking ...

October 5, 2012 ... phoning tens of thousands of Venezuelan homes in the early hours of the morning to tell them to vote for Capriles as ...

March 28, 2012 ... such acts with one to three years prison and 200 to 600 hours of community service. This law says the aggravating ...