Posts Tagged ‘ venezuela ’

ctrp364 Venezuela in 2011

ctrp364 Venezuela in 2011

January 25, 2011

In 2011 Venezuela still gets a certain kind of press coverage by many in the mainstream media, as it has ever since President Hugo Chavez was elected. For the past few years, Eva Golinger has been taking a close look at how this reporting is done and who is...

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Back in Time: Venezuela and Steve Shalom

March 9, 2008

In the spirit of remembering the past and my hard work from the last 7 years on the blog, every weekend I will be going back in time to re-blog past material. It was March 2006, back when my program was still called the AudioCommunique and my style was a...

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Latin American Soldiers, Unite

Latin American Soldiers, Unite

March 7, 2008

Most of you know that I'm a big fan of the Euronews Nocomment video podcast. The combination of pure video with the original sounds without commentary changes the experience of watching things happen in the world. This morning I watched and rewatched as Ecuadorian soldiers walked through the tropical...

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Older and As Critical As Ever

Older and As Critical As Ever

December 10, 2007

Today I am 28 years old. Before I get into the topic on my mind, big thanks to all those who took the time on facebook or here or in email.. to wish me well. Made me feel very special, I appreciate that. But nevermind me and...

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Venezuela Gives the Most

Venezuela Gives the Most

August 26, 2007

I read a recent report from the AP that Venezuela gives more money to Latin American countries than the United States. An interesting fact, if it proves true. Through direct investment, aid, and grant programs, Hugo Chavez's government has offered 8.8 billion dollars for development and infrastructure to countries like...

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