Political Prisoners
On April 12th, in the midsts of a right-wing coup, the best of the Venezuelan opposition made itself known by sticking up for universal human values in extremely...
Life
Crazy country!
24 minutes after CNE chairman Francisco Carrasquero said the Carter Center is withdrawing from the process, Carter Center mision head Jennifer McCoy denies it on live TV, saying...
The die is cast...
The Carter Center and the OAS are out. Carrasquero speaks for the Carter Center saying it’s Solbella Mejias’ fault. Que dios nos agarre confesados.
Amnesty International: Respect for human rights must be guaranteed in Venezuela
Amnesty International Press Release – March 1, 2004: The authorities must ensure protection of human rights of all citizens in the increasingly violent political climate surrounding the decision...
Political Prisoners
On April 12th, in the midsts of a right-wing coup, the best of the Venezuelan opposition made itself known by sticking up for universal human values in extremely...
Crazy country!
24 minutes after CNE chairman Francisco Carrasquero said the Carter Center is withdrawing from the process, Carter Center mision head Jennifer McCoy denies it on live TV, saying...
The die is cast...
The Carter Center and the OAS are out. Carrasquero speaks for the Carter Center saying it’s Solbella Mejias’ fault. Que dios nos agarre confesados.
Venezuela's democracy teeters on the brink
While US newspapers focus their attention entirely on Haiti, prospects for a peaceful resolution to the two-year old political crisis in Venezuela deteriorate by the day. The weekend...
Venezuela's democracy teeters on the brink
While US newspapers focus their attention entirely on Haiti, prospects for a peaceful resolution to the two-year old political crisis in Venezuela deteriorate by the day. The weekend...
Venezuela: Opposition march repressed with tear gas and buckshot
by Ramon Navarro and Laura WefferTranslated by Francisco Toro, reprinted from El Nacional. Photos from Devil’s Poop. CARACAS-“The order is to resist, resist,” said one lady close to...
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