Venezuela At An Impasse
SANTA ELENA DE UAIREN, Venezuela — It used to be that to learn about Venezuela’s socialist revolution, the reporting…
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Fact Checking Twitter: Venezuela Protests Highlight Key Weakness of Social Media
The Venezuelan opposition has been skillfully using Twitter and Facebook to disseminate horrifying photos and testimonies of alleged government…
Venezuela: 9 Things You Need to Know About Current Protests
1. The students marches are from the right-wing of the student movement Unlike in places like Chile, there…
Venezuelan Vice President Nicolás Maduro won election as the country's new president April 14 in a close election against…
Nicolás Maduro is Venezuela’s Vote for Chávismo
After a short but bitterly fought, insult-laden campaign, Chávista standard-bearer Nicolás Maduro defeated challenger Henrique Capriles, thus assuring continuity…
What Chávez Left Behind: The Streets of a Continent and a Bolivarian Revolution of Everyday Life
The bus slid along the Bolivian jungle road, with evangelical music blasting out of the speakers. Rain dripped steadily…
Worker-Run Factories Spread in Venezuela
Walking into the plush corporate- style boardroom, I greeted workers from the Grafitos del Orinoco factory before sitting down…
U.S. Combat Plane Stationed at the Military Base in Curaçao Violated Venezuelan Airspace
Caracas, Venezuela Jan. 9, 2009 — Yesterday’s violation of Venezuelan airspace by a P-3 U.S. military combat plane is…
CIA Agents Assassinated in Afghanistan Worked for ‘Contractor’ Active in Venezuela, Cuba
At least eight U.S. citizens were killed on a CIA operations base in Afghanistan this past Wednesday, Dec. 30.…
Venezuelan Voters Toss Term Limits: Chávez Ready to Run in 2012 on Promise of 21st Century Socialism
The decisive victory (55 to 45 percent) that President Hugo Chávez and his movement achieved Feb. 15 in favor…