" by Guillermo Almeyra. Things have reached boiling point in Bolivia, where right-wingers emboldened and encouraged by Washington have set out on an upsurge in violence likely to culminate in civil war....
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Caracas, Venezuela, 13 September 2008. Venezuelan President announce today that after attending an UNASUR summit in Chile on Monday to discuss the current Bolivian crisis, he would continue to...
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As Bolivian President Evo Morales continues to show restraing in confronting unrest fuelled by right-wing regional governments and US-backed-opposition movements. After expelling the US Ambassador to...
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UPDATES: Last night, a crowd of followers of President Chavez gathered at the government palace Miraflores to express support to their political leader. In reaction to Chavez´s decision to expel the...
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UPDATES: It was reported that three military plotters scaped to Bonaire in the Caribbean later today. Few other military men involved in the coup -José Labarca Soto, Sánchez Ruperto...
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As a decision on the national referendum remains pending at the Bolivian Parliament, President Morales renews concerns over a right wing coup. Morales blames US Embassy at la Paz for promoting recent opposition...
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Harvesting the wind for energy has been tauted a favoured source of green power by the eco-industrialists. Not only does the wind turbine leave a relatively small ecological footprint, but it also champions a valid and accessible technology for small communities as a source...
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Despite the Paraguayan President announcement on an imminent change of its policy favouring Taiwan admission into UN, Taipei says otherwise. It says "diplomatic ties with Paraguay will remain unchanged". This statement and their impact on bilateral...
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There are reports of a possible military coup against the newly formed government. In the meantime beleagured President has also got support from some group. " Paraguay's president warned of a...
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Protesters have descended onto the streets of Bangkok demanding the resignation of prime minister Samak Sundorave. The protestors have occupied government offices as well as local media buildings. ...
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"Wed, 20 Aug 2008 09:18:08 GMT The UN Security Council has censured the army-led coup in Mauritania, demanding the country's ousted president be immediately released. In a nonbinding statement, the 15-member...
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"Pakistan's Pervez Musharraf has until now stubbornly resisted pressure to quit. Musharraf formally submitted his resignation hours earlier after a televised address announcing that he would step down -- nearly nine years after he seized power in a...
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Following the military coup that took place earlier this week, the African Union has suspended Mauritania's membership. The coup was orchestrated by General Muhammad Ould Abdel Aziz, who also staged the coup that...
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Just hours before the Recall Referendum in Bolivia, Nobel Prize winner Rigoberta Manchu warns Bolivian Oligarchy at all costs seeks to finish with President Evo Morales’ term of office. "Menchu warns that...
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