MLB Ramos kidnapped in Venezuela

It's too early to tell the fate of Washington Nationals catcher Wilson Ramos who was abducted from his family home today. Police are in search of the gang members who reportedly stalked and violently removed Ramos from his home. The only lead thus far is a vehicle police...

Worlds 10 cheapest countries for petrol

British motorists are among the top three most expensive countries in the world for fuel drivers pay on average 135p (US$2.209759419) a litre, $8.36 per US gallon, whereas Norway's capital Oslo drivers pay 164p...

Is Hugo Chavez Dead? Rumors Spread Online After June 2011 Surgery

After Undergoing Surgery In Cuba, Some Are Speculating That Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez Is Dead Hugo Chavez, the president of Venezuela, is undergoing medical treatment in Cuba, leading to all sorts of rumors...

23 Oil workers abducted in Colombia

" Assailants have kidnapped at least 23 Colombian oil workers in a remote eastern jungle region, officials say. The employees, subcontracted by Canadian oil firm Talisman, are thought to have been seized by the Farc rebels, who have a strong presence in the area. The...

Hugo Chavez: Gadhafi wants U.N. to visit Libya

" Venezuela's president says embattled Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi was receptive to the idea of an international commission coming to the North African country when the two heads of state spoke this week. "I consulted with him. I asked him if he was willing to accept a...

Has Libyan Dictator Moammar Gaddafi Fled to Venezuela?

" Anti-government protests in Libya have spread to the capitol of Tripoli, amidst rumors that the country’s dictator Moammar Gaddafi has fled into exile in Venezuela.After a bloody crackdown in the eastern city of Benghazi, protesters are reportedly moving in on...

Democracy? Not for Third World

By Sam Vaknin Author of "Malignant Self-love: Narcissism Revisited" The revenant (many would say ersatz) Egyptian, Mohamed ElBaradei, self-appointed and self-imputed leader of the "democracy" movement in his ...

Suspicious packages found at 3 embassies in Rome

" Italian police were called to the Greek, Venezuelan and Danish embassies in Rome on Monday after suspicious packages were found there, authorities said. The parcel found at the Greek Embassy contained an explosive, said Francesco Tagliente, the chief of police in Rome....

Chavez expropriates Owens-Illinois

Caracas, Venezuela, 25 October 2010. Venezuelan President Hugo Rafael Chavez Frias has ordered the expropriation of American company Owens-Illinois today. During a televised message to the nation, Chavez commented that an American owned company  Owens-Illinois has...

Venezuelan Elections 2010: Chavez Fails to Win Majority (Video)

In the Venezuelan Elections, Preliminary Results Show That President Hugo Chavez Has Failed to Win the Two-Thirds Majority Needed Hugo Chavez's United Socialist Party won 94 out of 165 seats, at least, but the...

Venezuela Plane Crash September 13 2010: Survivors Reported

A Plane Has Crashed in Venezuela With 51 People On Board A plane has gone down in Venezuela with 47 passengers on board and four crew members. It burst into flames while still in the air and broke almost completely...

* Six killed in cave-in at Venezuela mine

Venezuela authorities has confermed the death of miners who were traped under the mines after an accident happened there ."Caracas, Aug 25 (AFP) A cave-in at an abandoned gold mine in eastern Venezuela has killed...

Venezuela: source of trouble in South America

While Venezuela is one of many South American countries to have won liberation from Spain on July 5th, 1811, it has a relatively new governmental system that was enacted in 1999. The country depends on rich oil...

Chavez Canceled Trip to Cuba

Venezuelan President Hugo Chávez canceled a trip to Cuba this July 26, in the face of the probability of an attack to Venezuela from Colombia.  «I have decided to suspend the trip, because evaluating...

Venezuelan tanker sinks with 78000 gallons of diesel on board

"The Lemuria", a Venezuelan flagged tanker ship has sunk in the Caribbean Sea with 78000 gallons of fuel on board. The ship left the Venezuelan port of Punto Fijo on March 31st on route to the Honduran island of...

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