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April 14, 2012 ... removed President Hugo Chavez from power in just under 48 hours. On 11 April 2002 Venezuela’s right wing opposition, ...

April 30, 2012 ... breakfast are part of his daily routine. He spends eight hours with his friends and colleagues in the bank where he ... “running” to university, where he spends almost four hours more. At the end of the day he sets off for home again ... birth of a child, the reduction of the working week by two hours, and the right for fathers [and mothers] to be absent ...

October 12, 2012 ... for the announcement of the election results within a few hours of the closing of the more than 38,000 polling stations ...

September 24, 2012 British activist and journalist, Jody McIntyre, shares his impressions of a mass march held in favour of the government's social missions last Saturday in Caracas.

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 ...

March 4, 2012 First it was Venezuela's Youth Orchestra, now it is its Hip-Hop Revolución which is attracting hundreds of teenagers across the country. Not officially part of the Bolivarian Revolution, it nevertheless sees itself as part of the same movement for change.

May 14, 2012 ... chief economic arm, had to say on Friday 12 April, just hours after Chávez had been kidnapped from the presidential ...

October 31, 2012 ... short-lived opposition coup that unseated Chávez for 48 hours in April 2002 : the memory of struggle has been ...

June 22, 2012 ... have to make an appointment. It takes only a couple of hours, and emergency situations are treated with urgency. The ...