Sunday 29th January, 2012
Chavez wants good relations with US if Obama elected
Barack Obama , and have "good relations" with Washington if the two leaders are reelected this year. "Here we're going to win the elections on October 7 and Obama is probably ...
Venezuela to ignore WB arbitration decisions
CARACAS: Venezuela's government will ignore future decisions by a World Bank-affiliated arbitration body involving any business disputes in the South American country, President Hugo Chavez ...
As a socialist tide sweeps the Latin American continent, three outstanding leaders of the New Left have emerged, the power trio of Venezuela’s Hugo Chavez, Bolivia’s Evo Morales and Rafael Correa in Ecuador. They promote and implement 21st cen
They promote and implement 21st century socialism in their respective countries which show quite a few common traits, in spite of economic, geographic, historic and political differences. All three ...
High Oil Prices Bode Well For Russian Government
ForbesHigh oil prices mean more cash flowing into the Russian government. The country is dependent on energy exports to keep its budget surplus in tact. Oil futures cracked $100 a barrel this week, before ...
Crude oil prices steady, near $100
UPICrude oil prices climbed close to $100 per barrel after the Commerce Department said the U.S. gross domestic product rose 2.8 percent in the fourth quarter. Friday's report puts the GDP short ...
Chavez Favors Turning South into Peace Zone
Prensa LatinaCaracas, Jan 28 (Prensa Latina) After a meeting with Peruvian Defense Minister Luis Alberto Otarola on Friday, Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez stated that strengthening relations in the region only ...
Chavez Hopes for Better Relationship With US
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Chavez Plans to Stay in Power until 2031
Bahrain News AgencyCaracas, Jan. 28. (BNA) - Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez, who stands for re-election in October, wants to remain in power until 2031. "I will do everything I can - politically and ...
Venezuelan gets 14 months in Conn. fraud cover-up
General SourcesA real estate manager who tried to cover up a Connecticut-based pyramid scheme involving hundreds of millions of dollars from a Venezuela state pension fund has been sentenced to 14 months in ...
Political optimist: Venezuelan leader looks to 2031
General SourcesPhoto: Reuters Hugo Chavez, the left-wing populist President of Venezuela who stands for re-election in October, wants to remain in power until 2031. "I will do everything I can - politically ...
Venezuela opposition favourite warms up for Chavez
The StarCUMANA, Venezuela (Reuters) - Teenage girls scream, fishermen fallen on hard times thrust tatty documents forward, and crowds swallow Henrique Capriles' fist-pumping figure at chaotic stops ...
Venezuela to shun World Bank arbitration decisions
General SourcesVenezuela's government will ignore future decisions by a World Bank-affiliated arbitration body involving any business disputes in the South American country, President Hugo Chavez said ...
Chavez: Venezuela won't accept rulings by World Bank's international arbitration body
General SourcesCARACAS, Venezuela - Venezuela's government will ignore future decisions by a World Bank-affiliated arbitration body involving any business disputes in the South American country, President ...
Chavez eyes Venezuelan presidency until 2031
M & C'I will do everything I can - politically and physically - to stay here until 2031; with democratic support from 2013 to 2019; 2019 to 2025; and 2025 to 2031. It will of course depend on the ...
Venezuela: Country of Great social missions
PravdaBy Olivia KrothCELAC, the newly created community of 33 Latin American and Caribbean countries, shows that Latin America is nobody's backyard any more, but a proudly advancing continent, ...
Venezuela - Journalist briefly detained after covering oil spill
IFEXEspaol (IPYS-Venezuela/IFEX) - On Thursday 19 January 2012, journalist Giselle Almarza, of the Globovisin private TV station, was briefly detained and questioned after having covered an oil spill ...
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