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Venezuelan Children’s Cardiology Hospital Celebrates Fifth Anniversary
August 16, 2011 ... hosting the International Conference on Congenital Heart Disease and is receiving cardiology experts from Spain, ... -
Venezuelan Supreme Court: Deceased Opposition Politician Received “Appropriate” Medical Attention
September 19, 2017 ... Garcia may have suffered an “immune-deficient infectious disease”, though the exact cause of the stroke has yet to ... -
Early Release Request for Perpetrator of Venezuelan 2002 Coup Violence Rejected
February 1, 2013 ... know, Simonovis suffers from osteoporosis…a controllable disease”. Meanwhile, ASOVIC members said they would never ... -
Indigenous Yukpa Venezuelans Suffer Unidentified Illness
September 12, 2013 Venezuelan authorities are investigating an unexplained illness affecting the country's indigenous Yukpa people that has so far claimed five lives and affected dozens more over the past week. -
Venezuela : National Citizen Security Council created
February 22, 2008 ... because we still have it here like a virus, like an old disease," Chávez asserted. "Repression is a classist vision ... -
Building Socialism of the 21st Century in Venezuela
July 29, 2005 ... too, that socialism is not the worship of technology -- a disease that has plagued Marxism and which in the Soviet ... -
The Invisibility of Protester Deaths in Poor Areas
January 26, 2019 ... many police forces and other bodies of state security, the disease of the repressive nature of security is still ... -
Victims of 2002 Venezuelan Coup Denounce Double Standards in Justice after Iván Simonovis’ Release
September 22, 2014 Just blocks away from the Presidential Palace, stands Llaguno bridge, the site of a massacre during the April 2002 coup briefly removing Hugo Chavez from Venezuelan office. Today, the bridge was filled with family members of the victims who were demanding answers and justice following the release of former Police chief Iván Simonovis.