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July 26, 2013 ... A journey that could have taken some people up to two hours has been cut to ten minutes. People’s lives are ... Arbol which “has invested $60 million and involved over 47,000 people from local communities to plant 43 million ...

June 1, 2021 ... of the oil coup that overthrew President Chávez for 47 hours in 2002. Lastly, the constitutional reform referendum ...

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 ...

June 3, 2009 ... 45 50 12. Colombia 50 46 34 62 48 13. Bolivia 61 50 25 52 47 14. Brazil 52 44 29 58 46 14. Mexico 47 50 31 57 46 16. Ecuador 48 52 26 48 44 17. Guatemala 47 42 34 48 43 18. Peru 50 48 15 45 40 Total Average 63 58 30 ...

December 2, 2011 In July of 2009, when Honduran President Manuel Zelaya was ousted in a military coup, journalists and film crews from around the world descended on Tegucigalpa to cover the dramatic aftermath. Among them were two reporters from a fledgling Venezuela-based collective called Alba TV.

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

October 10, 2016 ... First, you have the popular sectors waiting on lines for hours and hours but they are able to buy goods that they need because ... I’m not denying that those lines are sometimes 4, 5, 6 hours which is a terrible situation. I’m not denying the ...

December 13, 2010 ... December 15, 2009.   [4]  Informe 2010 , 25-26, 31, 39, 47.   [5]  Informe 2010 , 32-33.   [6]  Informe 2010 , ...

February 25, 2011 ... to speak for ten minutes in the U.N. but that turned into hours talking with the United States people. And the idea is ...