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Reuters
July 4, 2009
"We were going to become a
carbon copy of
Venezuela," Ruiz said at the business center in capital. "You can't replicate what is happening
Venezuela in this ...
CNBC
July 4, 2009
SANTO DOMINGO,
Dominican Republic - The Dominican Republic is selling a large share of its oil refinery to
Venezuela. Diario Libre newspaper says
Venezuela ...
Reuters
July 4, 2009
Caracas (Reuters) - Nineteen companies that have shown interest in the tender for
Venezuela's
Carabobo heavy crude blocks are jostling to form consortiums ...
New York Times
July 4, 2009
Diosdado Cabello, a top aide to President Hugo Chávez, said the government would revoke the licenses of 240 radio stations across the ...
Voice of America
July 4, 2009
Counterterrorism Blog
July 3, 2009
The irony is that it is not
uncle Sam interfering in
Honduras-which has happened often enough-but
Venezuela's Hugo Chávez, who has made a
career of railing ...
Xinhua
July 3, 2009
According to Li,
Venezuela has become
China's fourth biggest oil supplier and its fifth biggest trading partner in Latin America. In 2008, China-
Venezuela ...
Bay Area Indymedia
July 3, 2009
Meanwhile, the
Venezuelan opposition media has adopted a mixed approach towards the
Honduran coup: justifying it, defending de facto president Micheletti, ...
Reuters
July 3, 2009
Caracas, July 3 (Reuters) -
Venezuela pulled the plug on
Friday on a publicity campaign against the left-wing government's proposed changes to property ...
Reuters India
July 3, 2009
Caracas, July 2 (Reuters) -
Venezuela will demand that
oil companies pay an high premium of between $500 million and $1 billion to participate in the ...
Central Florida News 13|
July 3, 2009
On the panel were three distinguished
Journalists who live in
Venezuela covering the political upheaval. All agreed tensions are running high and
public ...
Jakarta Post
July 3, 2009
Venezuela may be half a world away from
Indonesia, but the people of
Venezuela care about this archipelagic nation. When the
tsunami devastated
Aceh in 2004 ...
Voice of America
July 3, 2009
Among the most vocal advocates of the ousted president is
Venezuela's populist firebrand leader,
Hugo Chavez.
Hondurans continue to protest in the streets. ...
San Francisco Chronicle
July 3, 2009
That drove up prices in the
Dominican Republic this year, and sent the A's looking in
Venezuela instead. "It turned out that way," A's assistant general ...
National Legal Internet Portal
July 2, 2009
I would be very much obliged if you could express my gratitude to the President of Venezuela for promptness and consistency in his actions. ...
MarketWatch
July 2, 2009
PDVSA's credit quality is inextricably linked to that of the
government of Venezuela. It is a state-owned entity, whose royalties and
tax payments represent ...
VHeadline.com
July 2, 2009
Replying to criticism from what he refers to as the "reactionary sector" of the
World Bank led by one Daniel Kauffman, Russian denies that
Venezuela has a ...
Inside Costa Rica
July 2, 2009
While the worst may be over for some of Latin America's largest economies,
Venezuela is only starting to feel the whiplash of the
global recession that ...
Xinhua
July 2, 2009
Washington Post
July 1, 2009
Caracas,
Venezuela, July 1 -- An ally was in trouble, toppled in a military coup. And the television cameras were rolling. The ouster of Honduran President ...
Philadelphia Inquirer
July 1, 2009
Voice of America
June 30, 2009
Through an exchange of diplomatic notes,
the United States and
Venezuela have agreed to return ambassadors to their respective posts in Washington and ...
MiamiHerald.com
June 30, 2009
AP
Caracas,
Venezuela --
Venezuela deported a convicted European drug trafficker dubbed the "Mafia's foreign minister" to
Italy on
Tuesday, ...
VHeadline.com
June 30, 2009
I don't think that the people of Venezuela need any more of that Papal Bull that Monsignor Roberto Luckert is now spreading. So what if the Venezuelan ...
The New American
June 30, 2009
One of Zelaya's most steadfast supporters and allies,
Venezuela's Marxist President
Hugo Chavez, urged Zelaya to meet with
President Obama, ...
Jewelers Circular Keystone Online
June 29, 2009
Venezuela is seeking to develop the country's gold and diamond mining, but it needs loans to do so. Parties financially assisting Venezuela will be ...
PennEnergy
June 29, 2009
Venezuela's state oil company, Petroleoleos de Venezuela SA (PDVSA), has launched a bond issue of up to US$3 billion dubbed Petrobono 2011, according to ...
Knight Center for Journalism in the Americas
June 29, 2009
The separate rallies took place in
Caracas this weekend to celebrate
Venezuela's âDay of the Journalist,â the Latin American Herald Tribune reports. ...
Christian Science Monitor
June 27, 2009
USA Today
June 25, 2009
WASHINGTON (AP) â"
the United States says its ambassador to
Venezuela should be back in
Caracas within days. State Department spokesman Ian Kelly said ...
Los Angeles Times
June 25, 2009
New York Times
June 24, 2009
By AP
Venezuela and
the United States are working to send ambassadors back to each other's capitals, a State Department spokesman, Ian C. Kelly, ...
Seattle Times
June 23, 2009
It turns out Lopez's sister actually passed away before he could make it down to Venezuela to see her. But he did make it down in time for her funeral. ...
Reuters
June 21, 2009
Chavez, who has nationalized many
Venezuela industries and is critical of the
private sector, ordered his trade minister to analyze the patent rules in the ...
Reuters
June 17, 2009
Caracas, June 17 (Reuters) -
Venezuela quarantined a Spanish cruise ship on
Wednesday after three crew members were diagnosed with the H1N1
flu virus and ...
Daily Mail
January 1, 1970
Eduardo Canelon grew up with the lively
music of his native
Venezuela, which traveled with his family to rural
West Virginia when his mother brought the ...
CounterPunch
June 30, 2009
Washington Post
June 30, 2009
Venezuela's
Hugo Chavez was among the first to challenge the limit, which, in his oil-rich country, was the linchpin to a decades-long agreement between a ...
