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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 ... -
Cuba and Venezuela Commemorate 10th Anniversary of Bilateral Cooperation
November 8, 2010 ... provided vaccines, treatment for illnesses such as heart disease, anemia, asthma, HIV and AIDS, and began training ... -
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. -
Facing Stagnant Oil Market, Venezuela Diversifies Exports by up to 75%
October 8, 2015 ... on oil revenue as a source of instability, citing Dutch disease and vulnerability to market flux. “We cannot ... -
Invite Chomsky but Take His Warning Seriously
November 3, 2015 ... have risen with similar warnings: corruption is a disease capable of eating away at any political model, but ... -
Venezuela’s Chavez’s Cancer Returns, Leaves Vice-President in Charge
December 8, 2012 ... successfully underwent treatment for a recurrence of the disease in February this year. “Another operation is ... -
Argentina's Elections Should Be a Wake up Call for Venezuela
November 23, 2015 ... on any front. He has described homosexuality as a “disease,” believes women should relish being cat-called and ... -
Venezuela Inaugurates Largest Cardiological Children’s Hospital in Latin America
August 22, 2006 ... 2,750 Venezuelan children die annually as a result of the disease. Venezuela hopes that with this new hospital, they ... -
Last Chance for Venezuela's Revolution? with Rebuttal
January 6, 2011 ... in Latin America. It is in danger of dying from the disease of apathy. Action is the best cure for apathy. Chavez ... says that the revolution is in "danger of dying from the disease of apathy." - then goes on to contradict himself by ... -
Venezuela’s Sexual Revolution Within the Revolution
March 25, 2006 ... drug distribution program the hospitals have infectious disease units. We have these five points of control because ... market. Hospital Vargas has a one-year-old infectious disease unit, which is just great — the best in the ... -
Unilateral, Illegal and Illegitimate Coercive Measures
July 31, 2019 ... of this policy of isolation is to generate hunger and disease to the Cuban people in order to prevent the ... -
The Economics, Culture, and Politics of Oil in Venezuela
August 30, 2003 ... economy, known among economists as “The Dutch Disease,” which will be explored in greater detail shortly. The most important consequence of the “Dutch Disease,” was that agricultural production declined to ... on Venezuela’s economy is the appearance of the “Dutch Disease.” This economic disease is caught whenever a ... -
Felix’s Miracle and the Convenio Cuba-Venezuela
August 24, 2006 ... few months. As for Felix, he has learned to live with his disease and takes insulin twice a day. Only his eyes are ... -
Does Venezuela’s Crisis Prove Socialism Doesn’t Work?
May 25, 2016 ... Venezuela has suffered from a severe case of Dutch Disease – an economic phenomenon where one extremely ... its own unique phenomenon not so different from Dutch Disease. Importers are given an incentive to not actually ... recognized the potentially devastating impacts of Dutch Disease, and made serious efforts between 2003 and 2008 to ... -
Land for People not for Profit in Venezuela
August 23, 2005 ... phenomenon that among economists is known as “Dutch Disease.” [2] The inflow of foreign currency as a result of ... most urbanized countries. Another result of Dutch Disease is that Venezuela is the only Latin American country ... and the land reform program. The intensification of Dutch Disease, especially during the country’s oil boom years of ...