Politics

May022017
Venezuela Raises Minimum Wage by 60%!
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Amid rising poverty and inflation in Venezuela President Nicolas Maduro has announced in his weekly television broadcast that he will…
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Apr202017
Venezuela take control of General motors factory
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As political tension rises in Venezuela the government have now taken control of General motors one and only factory in…
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Feb292004
Venezuela’s National Elections Council (CNE) test statistics project only verified 1,472,200 signatures to petition a recall referendum against President Hugo Chavez Frias
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National Elections Council (CNE) principal director Jorge Rodriguez has told reporters that a “process of repair” will take place March…
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Feb292004
Strengthened Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez Frias tells George W. Bush to back-off; keep his nose out of Venezuela’s domestic political affairs
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In a stronger-worded speech than usual, President Hugo Chavez Frias has warned US President George W. Bush to “back off”…
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Sep212003
Venezuelan Military Intelligence says overwhelming evidence the CIA planned to bring down Chavez Frias’ airplane en route to United Nations in New York
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Details behind the sudden decision to cancel President Hugo Chavez Frias’ next-week trip to Washington D.C. and New York (to…
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Politics

Venezuela Raises Minimum Wage by 60%!

Venezuela take control of General motors factory

Venezuela’s National Elections Council (CNE) test statistics project only verified 1,472,200 signatures to petition a recall referendum against President Hugo Chavez Frias

Strengthened Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez Frias tells George W. Bush to back-off; keep his nose out of Venezuela’s domestic political affairs

Venezuelan Military Intelligence says overwhelming evidence the CIA planned to bring down Chavez Frias’ airplane en route to United Nations in New York