National electricity workers are protesting post changes that they believe give power to the rightwing and override workers, while Sidor steel workers…
The U.S. ambassador to Venezuela, Patrick Duddy, met with Venezuelan private media companies El Nacional, Globovision, and the Cisneros Group, to discuss…
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The Venezuelan Supreme Court is holding a preliminary hearing on merits against the opposition governor of Miranda state, Henrique Capriles, for supposedly…
Media activists from around the state of Merida crowded into the Carlos Marx building yesterday to debate the new community media law.…
On Sunday President Hugo Chavez began his short tour of Latin America which includes stops in Brazil, Ecuador, and Cuba. On Monday…
More than 900 workers’ council delegates from across Venezuela met at the SIDOR steel plant in Puerto Ordaz in order to advance…
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Mérida, March 14th 2011 (Venezuelanalysis.com) – On Friday President Hugo Chavez announced the creation of the Ministry of Youth and Students which aims…
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