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Life After Capitalism Conference
By Chris Spannos at Aug 17, 2004
Well, four more days to go before the Life After Capitalism conference being held in New York City, beginning this Friday and continuing throughout Saturday and Sunday. Myself and fellow Vancouver Parecon Collective member Matt Grinder will be attending ... (More) Comments (11)
By Cp Pandya at Aug 17, 2004
In response to fellow bloggers Brian and Jessica, here is my take on what happened today. Hugo Chavez's victory eased the rising price of oil for two reasons. First, oil traders were worried that the referendum would result in widespread violence, which... (More) Comments (4)
Carter and Gaviria find find "NO EVIDENCE OF FRAUD"
By Justin Podur at Aug 16, 2004
Now it seems that it really is all over, save for some possibly tragic and desperate acts by the opposition. At a 1:30pm press conference at the Gran Melia hotel, Carter and Gaviria both affirmed that their analysis and results confirmed the preliminary ... (More) Comments (8)
Carter and Gaviria find find "NO EVIDENCE OF FRAUD"
By Justin Podur at Aug 16, 2004
Now it seems that it really is all over, save for some possibly tragic and desperate acts by the opposition. At a 1:30pm press conference at the Gran Melia hotel, Carter and Gaviria both affirmed that their analysis and results confirmed the preliminary ... (More) Comments (8)
The Irony of Venezuela's Victory
By Cp Pandya at Aug 16, 2004
The irony of Sunday-into-Monday's victory of the "NOs" in Venezuela should not escape us. As President Hugo Chavez proclaims the (rightful) triumph of democracy over imperialism, and of economic justice over financial oligarchy, participants in U.S. stock... (More) Comments (11)
Parecon and Society: Pareconish Intellectual Agendas
By Michael Albert at Aug 16, 2004
Here is still another draft chapter for a new book about participatory economics and the rest of society that I am working on -- this one is for near the end of the book...and shorter than most. + New ideas have intellectual value largely revealed by ... (More) Comments (0)
Venezuela: Chavez wins, the opposition doesn´t respect the victory
By Justin Podur at Aug 16, 2004
President Carraquero of the National Electoral Council announced the preliminary result as of 3:47 am just now (4:10am) with between 94-96% of the results in. The result: 58% NO (4 991 483 million votes) and 42% SI (3 576 517 million votes). In other wo... (More) Comments (3)
Venezuela: Chavez wins, the opposition doesn´t respect the victory
By Justin Podur at Aug 16, 2004
President Carraquero of the National Electoral Council announced the preliminary result as of 3:47 am just now (4:10am) with between 94-96% of the results in. The result: 58% NO (4 991 483 million votes) and 42% SI (3 576 517 million votes). In other wo... (More) Comments (3)
VENEZUELA: The barrio at night
By Justin Podur at Aug 16, 2004
Take Two. The dreaded technical difficulties might be coming back. I went to the barrio of La Vega tonight, and just got back (it´s 12:45am on August 16 and the August 15 referendum has become the August 15/16 referendum). This will be the last bulleti... (More) Comments (0)
VENEZUELA: The barrio at night
By Justin Podur at Aug 16, 2004
Take Two. The dreaded technical difficulties might be coming back. I went to the barrio of La Vega tonight, and just got back (it´s 12:45am on August 16 and the August 15 referendum has become the August 15/16 referendum). This will be the last bulleti... (More) Comments (0)
Iraq, Civilian Fatalities, and American Power I
By David Peterson at Aug 16, 2004
Ever since Ahmed Janabi's report first surfaced on english.aljazeera.net that an "Iraqi political group," indeed, an expatriate Iraqi political group based in Britain, contends reports that approximately "37,000 Iraqi civilians were killed between the sta... (More) Comments (3)
Venezuela: UK Independent and criminal reporting
By Justin Podur at Aug 16, 2004
Who needs the Venezuelan opposition to criminally announce the results of the referendum in advance when the international press can do so just as well? Even though the National Electoral Council has just announced (about 8:30pm) that polls will not be c... (More) Comments (5)
Venezuela: UK Independent and criminal reporting
By Justin Podur at Aug 16, 2004
Who needs the Venezuelan opposition to criminally announce the results of the referendum in advance when the international press can do so just as well? Even though the National Electoral Council has just announced (about 8:30pm) that polls will not be c... (More) Comments (5)
By Justin Podur at Aug 16, 2004
Thee was a great deal of advance warning that the opposition would commit violence as a last resort if it looked like it was losing. That has happened, it seems. The EFE news agency is reporting that 12 people have been wounded and at least 1 killed at ... (More) Comments (0)
By Justin Podur at Aug 16, 2004
Thee was a great deal of advance warning that the opposition would commit violence as a last resort if it looked like it was losing. That has happened, it seems. The EFE news agency is reporting that 12 people have been wounded and at least 1 killed at ... (More) Comments (0)


