Gay in Venezuela: A dangerous mix

"GLBTI persons suffer strong rejection in Venezuela, because of dogma, social prejudice and mistaken medical or psychiatric diagnoses," said Edgar Carrasco, who directed the survey. "And the worst of," he added,...

Chavez joins long list of critics of Obama's Nobel Peace Prize

Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez joins a long list of critics against United States President Barack Obama's receipt of The Nobel Peace Prize award. "Chavez believes Obama didn't make any notable accomplishments to...

Venezuela Recognizes S. Ossetia's Independence, Visits Russia

The Unified States of Russia may soon unfold. Belarus was the first country to join with Russia and South Ossetia wants to be the second. " South Ossetia can become a part of the Unified State of Russia and...

Heavy Fire heard on Honduran island as Military aircraft circle

UTILA September 9, 2009 At 12:50am local time this reporter was woken by heavy gunfire coming from the direction of the secluded airport area on the small island of Utila located within The Bay Islands of...

Chavez Walks The Red Carpet In Venice For Documentary Premiere

Venezuela's President Hugo Chavez walked the red carpet of Venice's 66th annual film festival on Monday for the world premier of Oliver Stone's documentary "South Of The Border." Chavez was invited to the premiere because the documentary centers on Venezuelan President's...

Miami Says No To Chavez

Roberto Alvarez-Galloso is witnessing the demonstration in Downtown Miami of a large group of people saying No to Chavez ad Dictatorship and saying yes to Democracy and Freedom. He took this photo at the moment.

A New Mobile Phone Aimed at the Poor

A new mobile phone from Venezuela has grabbed the world's attention for two reasons: its cheap price and how it is made for poor people. And its naughty name that shows the bravado of its business model. The rapid...

Chavez Supporters Assault Globovision Is A Disgrace

At a time of increased tension in Venezuela between the government and the opposition, supporters of Chavez called the UPV [Union Patriotica Venezolana or Venezuelan Patriotic Union] have assaulted the offices of Globovision. A group of 35 people from UPV stormed into the...

Chavez Closes Radio Stations And Admits to Visits to Brothels

The world responded with indifference as Mr. Chavez of Venezuela [who condemns Mr. Michelletti in Honduras for a military coup] closes down most of the radio stations in Venezuela on charges of "non compliance with regulations". The radio stations were accused...

Venezuela president's revolution begins shut down of 34 radio ...

Unfortunately, President Hugo Chavev continues to face resistance to his inclusive social policies by those who want to exercise an exploitative agendas. The media, as everywhere, only serves those who can afford to pay for advertising.EXCERPT: Chavez defended the closures,...

Hugo Chavez and Venezuela Cut Ties with Colombia

Hugo Chavez, as the President of Venezuela, has announced that they are cutting diplomatic ties with Colombia, as there are too many 'aggressions' from that country. Previously, Colombia announced that Venezuela purchased anti-tank weapons from Sweden and they ended up in...

Hugo Chavez and the Cowardly World

A chain of events have started that could convert the wonderful country of Honduras into a place similar to the Gaza Strip.  The actions of the International Community, that within hours of the alleged Coup...

Spanish bishops apologise for silence over killings

It has taken a rather long time for the Spanish Catholic Church to acknowledge these unfortunate deaths during Franco´s dictatorship. " Spanish bishops broke decades of silence at the weekend to apologise for...

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Ousted President Zelaya took plane to Honduras but could not land

Updates: After a meeting with Presidents from Argentina, Ecuador and Paraguay at El Salvador, the ousted Honduran Head of State Manuel Zelaya asked the army to stop inflicting violence on his countrymen. In...

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