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CARACAS, Venezuela -- A Venezuelan judge is in jail on charges of corruption and abuse of power for freeing a high-profile banker, and an angry President Hugo Chavez has demanded she be kept in a cell for the maximum sentence - 30 years. Full Article at The Washington Post
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"It had rained non-stop for two weeks," says Luis Martinez as he remembers the days leading up to the mudslides of 1999. Full Article at BBC News
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L a Alianza Bolivariana para las Américas (ALBA) fundada en el 2004 por el líder venezolano, Hugo Chávez, y el entonces presidente de Cuba, Fidel Castro, endureció su retórica antiestadounidense en la XIV cumbre que ha celebrado desde entonces, la... Full Article at Miami Herald
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At Schwerin, Germany, Jurgen Brahmer vs. Dmitry Sukhotsky, 12, for Brahmer’s WBO light heavyweight title; Sebastian Zbik vs. Emanuele Della Rosa, 12, for Zbik’s WBC interim middleweight title. At Caracas, Venezuela, Edwin Valero vs. Full Article at Wilkes-Barre Weekender
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A Venezuelan judge is in jail on charges of corruption and abuse of power for freeing a high-profile banker, and an angry President Hugo Chavez has demanded she be kept in a cell for the maximum sentence - 30 years. Full Article at The Seattle Times
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THE SAME night that he won election to a second term as Bolivia's president earlier this month, Evo Morales began hinting about plans to stand for a third. Full Article at The Washington Post
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Fidel Castro says President Barack Obama's "friendly smile and African-American face" are hiding Washington's sinister intentions for Latin America _ more evidence of a cooling in relations between Cuba and the U.S. after a thaw had seemed... Full Article at eTaiwan News
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Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez shows former Cuban President Fidel Castro's letter during the closing ceremony of the ALBA Summit in Havana on Monday. Full Article at CNN
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ST. PETERSBURG — The Rays have their eye on another established reliever, Kelvim Escobar, and will take a look Friday when he pitches in Venezuela. Full Article at TampaBay.com | St. Petersburg Times
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Today I am speaking at a local conference here in Dallas for my friends Charles and Louis Gave of GaveKal along with George Friedman of Stratfor, and get to finally meet Anatole Kaletsky. Full Article at The Market Oracle
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Source: reuters Mon Dec 14, 2009 7:31pm EST HAVANA (Reuters) - Former Cuban leader Fidel Castro warned on Monday that President Barack Obama's "kindly smile" could not be trusted, saying Washington was plotting against leftist Latin American... Full Article at Democratic Underground
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Former Cuban leader Fidel Castro warned that US President Barack Obama's "kindly smile" could not be trusted, saying Washington was plotting against leftist Latin American governments including Venezuela's. Castro, 83, who ran Cuba for nearly 50 years... Full Article at TVNZ
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Venezuela's President Hugo Chavez, left, listens to Cuba's President Raul Castro during the closing ceremony of the Bolivarian Alternative for the Americas, ALBA, summit in Havana, Monday, Dec. 14, 2009. Full Article at San Diego Union-Tribune
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By Bret Stephens Here's one from the Department of We Are The World: Hugo Chávez and Mahmoud Ahmadinejad will address the U.N.'s climate summit in Copenhagen. Full Article at Wall Street Journal
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2009-12-15 06:16:39 - Fast Market Research recommends "Venezuela Shipping Report Q4 2009" from Business Monitor International, now available liquid bulk sector afloat was that tankers were being used for floating storage rather than the... Full Article at PR-Inside.com
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A Greenpeace demonstrator dresses as death on horseback to represent the impact of climate change outside Parliament in Copehagen. Full Article at Investor's Business Daily
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Adrian Warren is the British photographer whose work inspired the hit Disney Pixar film ‘UP’. He’s also a biologist, commercial pilot, film-maker and author who has worked worldwide, as cameraman and producer for the BBC Natural History Unit. Full Article at 7 Days
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A 14-hour flight departing the evening of November 3rd from Los Angles would put me in Sydney, Australia the morning of November 5th. Full Article at Travel Blog
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Catcher Jesus Flores was overjoyed when he learned that the Nationals signed catcher Ivan Rodriguez to a two-year, $6 million contract last week. Flores, 25, idolized the backstop affectionately known as Pudge when he was growing up in Venezuela. Full Article at MLB.com
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Yesterday, Fidel Castro and the Cuban Communist Party again made history. Castro spoke publicly for the first time since his grave illness forced him into retirement from active duty and a long program of convalescence and intensive care. Full Article at Venezuela Analysis
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Venezuela (IPA: [ˌvɛnɪˈzweɪlə]; Spanish: Venezuela, IPA: [beneˈswela]), officially the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, is a country on the northern coast of South America. Comprising a continental mainland and numerous islands in the Caribbean Sea, Venezuela borders Guyana to the east, Brazil to the south, and Colombia to the west. Full Article
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Venezuela's Finance Minister Ali Rodriguez Araque (L), Minister of Planning and Development Jorge Giordani (C) and the President of the Central Bank of Venezuela Nelson Merentes speak during a news conference to announce new economic measures, in Caracas October 8, 2009.
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Venezuela's President Hugo Chavez waves upon his arrival at a news conference with Ecuador's President Rafael Correa in Caracas October 7, 2009. The leaders discussed the existing energy and oil bilateral agreements and are expected to sign new deals.
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Venezuelan Foreign Minister, Nicolas Maduro (R), speaks to Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez (C), while Ecuadorean President , Rafael Correa, smiles during a conference in Caracas on October 7, 2009.
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Venezuela Head Coach Cesar Farias (L) and his players react after they losing their game against Emirate�s during their FIFA U-20 World Cup second round football match in the Egyptian port city of Suez on October 7, 2009. Emirate�s won 2-1.
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Venezuela Head Coach Cesar Farias (2-R) shake hands with his Emirate�s counterpart Mahdi Redha (C) after their victory over his team during their FIFA U-20 World Cup second round football match in the Egyptian port city of Suez on October 7, 2009. Emirate�s won 2-1.
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The empire is mobilizing behind rightist forces in Latin America to strike Venezuela and, in doing so, strike (other leftist) states
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Podemos decir que para la cuarta semana se enero, a través del sucre, se mandará el primer cargamento de arroz de Venezuela para Cuba, lo cual es ya parte concreta de los intercambios que se van a hacer bajo ese mecanismo
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We also are well aware of Iran’s interests in promoting itself with a number of other [Latin American] countries [such as] Venezuela and Bolivia […] […] I think that if people want to flirt with Iran, they should take a look at what the consequences might well be for them, and we hope that they will thi...
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Already, we've had visitors from every region of the world visit the pavilion -- from Copenhagen, of course, but also from Brazil, Venezuela, Kenya, China, Korea, Thailand, the US, Italy, Poland, and many other places
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We also are well aware of Iran’s interests in promoting itself with a number of other countries – Venezuela and Bolivia, as you mentioned – and we can only say that that is a really bad idea for the countries involved. And we hope that there will be a recognition that this is the major supporter, promot...
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It's an overt threat ... Her declarations are like a threat, especially at Venezuela and Bolivia.
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Mrs. Clinton's declarations (were) like a threat, more than anything against Venezuela and Bolivia but also against all
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Clinton's statements are, above all a threat to Bolivia and Venezuela, as well as the whole Bolivarian Alliance
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Mrs Clinton's statements (are) like a threat above all against Venezuela and Bolivia... They are the clear signs of an imperial offensive seeking to stop the advancement of progressive forces, and regain its back yard
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Las declaraciones de la señora Clinton (son) como una amenaza sobre todo contra Venezuela y Bolivia (...). Son los signos evidentes de una ofensiva imperial, que trata de frenar el avance de las fuerzas progresistas y recuperar su patrio trasero
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They're going to be a big player that wants to come back to the table, so they're going to have to negotiate with Saudi Arabia, Iran, Venezuela and the other OPEC members.
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You know a lot better when he's coming from college than when he's coming from the Dominican or Venezuela or Cuba. You don't know if [Chapman] will survive or not.
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Vamos a firmar un conjunto de nuevos acuerdos, empresas binacionales, acuerdos tan importantes como ese del cable submarino entre Venezuela y Cuba, es la unión real, la unión física
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Despite the uncertainty generated by Dubai WorldDubai World's troubles and a full pipeline of new issues that includes offerings from Senegal and Venezuela...investors continue to commit fresh cash to emerging markets bond funds, albeit at a slower clip than earlier in [the fourth quarter]
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Estamos muy conscientes del interés que tiene Irán por promocionarse en algunos países, tales como Bolivia y Venezuela. Solamente podemos decir que es realmente una mala idea
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If in one of our countries there is a coup, for example in Venezuela... are Bolivia and Brazil going to recognize that coup?
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For the last few years, drugs traffic in West Africa has been dominated by the Colombian cartels [that] transport their wares, mostly cocaine, via Venezuela to the African coast
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Several countiries have followed the US's lead there, but there is also a bloc, led by Argentina, Brazil and Venezuela, that refuses to recognise the elections and which is demanding that Zelaya be restored to the presidency [to serve out the rest of his term], no matter what.
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If there are going to be costs and targets established for the oil and gas industry on a worldwide basis, then let's ensure that the Alberta oilsands are not singled out in comparison to Venezuela, in comparison to heavy oil in northern California or oil resources elsewhere in the world
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Here in Caracas was where it was born and I believe we must stay strong and I think the [U.S] Empire is clear on that and that’s why it has concentrated its fire on Venezuela
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We're all looking for players who can help us win games ... If there's somebody from Puerto Rico, Venezuela, maybe one day Cuba, who can help us win games and represent our universities the right way, we'd be fools not to take advantage and bring those guys to our universities.
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What we are witnessing is the most comprehensive assault on free speech in Venezuela since Chavez came to power [in 1999] ... With the exception of Cuba, Venezuela is the only country in the region that shows such flagrant disregard for universal standards of freedom of expression.
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We began last year with the concert on the Colombia-Venezuela border and thought about where we could go next ... We considered Havana and Mexico near the border with the United States. But we wanted to begin in Havana, and here we are.
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the Bolivarian government of Venezuela expresses its firm rejection of the ferocious and unfounded campaign to discredit, from abroad, that has been unleashed against Iran, with the objective of muddying the political climate of this brother country.
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President al-Bashir, at risk of arrest, has not traveled to the territory of States Parties [to the Rome Statute] for high level events which he was planning to attend in South Africa, Uganda, Nigeria or Venezuela ... He cannot attend the U.N. Climate Conference in Copenhagen. He has not attended the U....
SOURCE: Voice of America
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