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Protest leader Julio Rivas talks with journalists after students called of an 18-day hunger strike in Venezuela. 21 students, activists, held hunger strike over what they call political prisonersThe protesters say Venezuelan government persecutes... Full Article at CNN
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CARACAS, Venezuela -- A group of college students ended a hunger strike after 17 days following a meeting Tuesday with Organization of American States representatives to air their concerns about human rights in Venezuela. Full Article at Miami Herald
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CARACAS, Venezuela -- A group of college students ended a hunger strike after 17 days after meeting Tuesday with Organization of American States representatives to air their concerns about human rights in Venezuela. Full Article at The State
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CARACAS, Venezuela - A group of college students ended a hunger strike after 17 days after meeting Tuesday with Organization of American States representatives to air their concerns about human rights in Venezuela. Full Article at Minneapolis Star Tribune
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T wenty-three former ambassadors are speaking out against the Conservative government's attacks on the credibility of diplomat Richard Colvin, saying Ottawa's response to his Afghan detainee abuse testimony threatens to cast a chill over Canada's... Full Article at Globe and Mail
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SECRETARY CLINTON: Welcome to the Benjamin Franklin Room here at the State Department for such a happy occasion, totally in keeping with the spirit of the times where we are about to have the unveiling of the official portrait of Colin Powell as... Full Article at News Blaze
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Bolivia's Morales wins reelection LA PAZ, Bolivia - President Evo Morales easily won reelection in Bolivia, gaining more than 60 percent of the vote, according to exit polls. Full Article at Philadelphia Inquirer
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LA PAZ, Dec. 6 (Xinhua) -- The general elections of Bolivia held on Sunday were transparent with a high rate of citizen participation, observers of the Organization of American States (OAS) and of the European Union (EU) stressed. Full Article at Xinhua
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After the polls closed on the evening of Honduras’ historic election, a beaming clerk at my hotel exclaimed, "We won. We didn’t know if we’d ever get to vote again. Just by having the freedom to vote, we won." Full Article at HumanEvents.com
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From the very beginning of the Honduran crisis, back in June of this year, many observers remarked that Washington, as well as most Latin American governments, the Organization of American States, and the European Union, had painted itself into a... Full Article at Newsweek
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Source: New York Times Published: December 4, 2009 The United States urged members of the Organization of American States to put the coup in Honduras behind them and support the efforts of the newly elected president to heal the politically divided... Full Article at Democratic Underground
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The United States urged members of the Organization of American States to put the coup in Honduras behind them and support the efforts of the newly elected president to heal the politically divided country. Full Article at The New York Times
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On December 6, national elections will be held in Bolivia. Full Article at The Heritage Foundation
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Brazil, the United States and the Organization of American States deserve a gold medal each for their awful handling of last Sunday's presidential elections in Honduras. Full Article at McClatchy
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Have you got news? Do you have news, comment or story on Brazil you want to share with Brazzil? Just send it our way to brazzilbrazzil.com. Full Article at Brazzil Magazine
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When news emerged on 28 June that the president of Honduras had been bundled out of his residence at dawn, frog-marched on to a plane, and dumped in his pyjamas on the tarmac of San Jose airport in Costa Rica, it provoked a rare moment in global... Full Article at BBC News
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SANTIAGO, Nov. 30 (Xinhua) -- Secretary General of the Organization of American States (OAS) Jose Miguel Insulza said Monday he would be open to dialogue with Honduran opposition leader Porfirio Lobo, who won the election on Sunday. Full Article at Xinhua
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After months of tensions following the ousting of Honduras' top leader, the country elected a new president on Sunday. Margaret Warner reports. Full Article at Online NewsHour
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Have you got news? Do you have news, comment or story on Brazil you want to share with Brazzil? Just send it our way to brazzilbrazzil.com. Full Article at Brazzil Magazine
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Hondurans went to the polls yesterday in what the pro-coup media cheerfully called the "fiesta electoral." It's a wild party that drew a bad crowd. Full Article at Majikthise
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The Secretary General iof the Organization of American States, OAS, Jose Miguel Insulza, center, arrives at a hotel in Tegucigalpa, Monday, Aug. 24, 2009. Insulza and a delegation of foreign ministers arrived in Tegucigalpa to push for the reinstatement of ousted President Manuel Zelaya.
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During my tenure, I will work to position B'nai B'rith at the forefront of Jewish organizations, and to continue to have [it] play a principal role at the United Nations, the Organization of American States and the European Union
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With regard to Cuba, there was a unanimous decision of the OAS (Organization of American States), which has withdrawn the suspension to Cuba. As for Honduras, there was a coup that took place recently, while the democratic charter that Honduras signed was fully in force, a coup that we condemned with al...
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For the countries of the Hemisphere and for the United States, to work towards the restoration of Honduras to the Organization of American States [OAS] later on, Honduras must do more than just this election ... It must follow a process of national reconciliation through a government of national unity, ...
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Hundreds of candidates refused to take part in this election, such authoritative organizations as the United Nations and the Organization of American States have not send their observers [to monitor the election] ... Hondurans will not support it [the fraud].
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Latin America already experienced about 80 coups, but they led to a new constitution, a social pact towards a new constitution, and not to an illegitimate call to elections under the leadership of a dictatorship, without international observers, without the OAS (Organization of American States), without...
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Considering the threats of war enunciated by the government of Venezuela, the government of Colombia proposes going to the Organization of American States and the Security Council of the United Nations
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Faced with these threats of war by the government of Venezuela, the government of Colombia is weighing heading to the Organization of American States and UN Security Council
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The solution, if there is, we are taking it to the Organization of American States. Not to seek an internal agreement. It has been totally exhausted and it does not have any sense to continue it
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Before we decide on Venezuela we must agree on sending a mission from the Organization of American States to investigate reiterated claims of human rights abuses and the existence of political prisoners in that country
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U.S. government, the Organization of American States, the United Nations and the international community in general immediately condemn those actions and demand the fulfillment of the agreement.
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is based on a flawed legal analysis that has been refuted by experts from the United States, the Organization of American States and Honduras
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If the coup government sticks to the agreement and Zelaya returns to office, then it will be a victory for democracy in the Western Hemisphere ... This shows that international pressure really matters. Despite the fact that the U.S. blocked stronger action by the Organization of American States, it ulti...
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I also congratulate Costa Rican President Oscar Arias for the important role he has played in fashioning the San Jose process and the [Organization of American States] for its role in facilitating the successful round of talks.
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contains factual errors and is based on a flawed legal analysis that has been refuted by experts from the United States, the Organization of American States and Honduras.
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The report, which has contributed to the political crisis that still wracks Honduras, contains factual errors and is based on a flawed legal analysis that has been refuted by experts from the United States, the Organization of American States, and Honduras
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I'm waiting for calls from the United States, specifically the OAS (Organization of American States), the United Nations, and some contacts... especially countries in Central America
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I'm waiting for calls from the United States, specifically the OAS (Organization of American States), the United Nations, and some contacts that I also have to make with countries waiting on what's happening here, especially countries in Central America
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for Venezuela, this is a matter of principles, since this man [Cantón] and the Organization of American States endorsed Pedro Carmona's dictatorship, following the coup d'etat in 2002. Therefore, the government believes that as long as Cantón and his henchmen who support dictatorships remain in office, ...
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Israel is closely following events in Honduras and hopes that the Organization of American States will bring about a solution to the crisis in the best possible way.
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The Organization of American States has sought to broker an agreement to end Central America's worst political crisis in years and both sides are in contact about possible talks. But they are also sticking to their key demands: the de facto government says Zelaya must face criminal charges and he insist...
SOURCE: National Post
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