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November 24, 2004 ... House briefing on April 17, 2002, just days after the 47-hour coup, a senior administration official who did not ...

October 4, 2004 ... at 2:45 a.m. on August 15. I spoke to her about four hours later while she was still waiting in a line that ... percent of the vote. Like Toro, many people had gotten up hours before dawn to make sure their votes would count. Some waited in line for eight or nine hours in the blazing Caracas sun. "We are defending our right ...

August 12, 2004 ... (Canada): Journalist 46. Saul Landau (USA): Filmmaker 47. Michael Lebowitz (Canada): Economist and Professor ...

August 20, 2004 ... Venezuelans of all classes and sectors rose in the wee hours of dawn to position themselves in line for the highly ... their collective future. I spent the early morning hours of 15A on line at a voting location in the very center ... coveted right to vote, many for the first time. I spent 3 hours monitoring and observing the voting process at this ...

August 28, 2004 ... enormous lines waiting until dawn, standing firm, for hours and hours, overflowed all the structures of the voting apparatus. ... the presidency, for a couple of days, in the fleeting hours of the coup d’ etat of April 2002. And when Chávez ...

August 16, 2004 ... high, with millions of Venezuelans queuing from the early hours at polling stations all over the oil-rich country to ... results, hell, the polls are still open for four more hours! Third, let's have a source for these numbers, Hannah. ...

November 5, 2004 ... and 38 percent for city councillors, far below the 45 and 47 percent it expected to take. "This triumph guarantees that ...

August 17, 2004 ... world would ten million people stand in line for up to ten hours, in the blazing sun, to cast a simple ballot that ... would release their exit polls instead. So, when, three hours after most voting centers had closed, the CNE did ... delegations in the country. Finally, about ten hours after the electoral council had announced its first ...

August 22, 2004 ... on balloting day, with thousands of voters waiting long hours for the opportunity to cast their ballot. Given the ... cuadernos. The CNE auditors and the observers worked long hours in a careful and detailed way to count the paper ... people are to be commended for standing in line for hours without incidents in this demonstration of civic ...

August 21, 2004 ... our group then met with President Chavez for about two hours. He appeared quite confident but pledged to resign ... statement. He promised to do so. Finally, after three hours, we offered to the still irate opposition leaders our ...

September 8, 2004 ... lines stretching a mile long and people waiting up to 11 hours to cast their ballots. But the referendum has not ... quickly by cell phone during the afternoon. Then, four hours before polls finally closed around midnight, New ... hard-working leader (he sleeps as little as three or four hours a night and works seven days a week). Matos adds that ...

June 17, 2004 ... of businessman Pedro Carmona to power for less than 47 hours, in a surgical operation supported and financed from ...

March 15, 2004 ... Security Council should not be surprised, since merely two hours following the monstrous massacre in Madrid and barely ...

August 27, 2004 ... stands, carry off their merchandise and jail them for 48 hours. While waiting for Chavez to vote on August 15, I heard ...

October 31, 2004 ... 6-14 hour average of the referendum, to approximately 1-2 hours, with the exception of certain voting centers ...