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Tatsuo: Tear Gas at Venezuela Prison After Gunfire Erupts

Forum Post, May, 14 2012 Miyachi Tatsuo
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CARACAS, Venezuela (AP) — Gunfire erupted at a Venezuelan prison on Tuesday, prompting National Guard troops to use tear gas as they sought to take back control from armed inmates. Venezuela's government is trying to close La Planta ...

Tatsuo: The Realest Reality Show in the World ribbon unfurls in the colors of the Venezuelan flag, while a drum roll announces the show’s title sequence and a trumpet tootles. Block-letter words pop up on the screen: “humanity,” “struggle,” “socialism.” It looks

Forum Post, May, 14 2012 Miyachi Tatsuo
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 ribbon unfurls in the colors of the Venezuelan flag, while a drum roll announces the show’s title sequence and a trumpet tootles. Block-letter words pop up on the screen: “humanity,” “struggle,” “sociali...

Tatsuo: More than half of inmates moved out of trouble-ridden prison in Venezuela

Forum Post, May, 14 2012 Miyachi Tatsuo
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CARACAS, Venezuela — Venezuelan government officials have transferred more than half of the inmates out of a trouble-ridden prison where gunfire recently erupted and where authorities reported two escape attempts.   More than half...

Tatsuo: The Trouble With Venezuela

Forum Post, May, 14 2012 Miyachi Tatsuo
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After writing the first part of a critique on Venezuela’s present economy, I was busy preparing some bemused mutterings about the current foreign exchange regimen when I suddenly realized Bloomberg had beaten me to the punch with this arti...

Rissler: Pig-headed, we are!

Forum Post, April, 27 2012 Mike Rissler
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If we "gringos" were not so pig-headed, we could learn so much from Venezuela.  Day after day there is news in the alternative press via internet that lights the way to improving daily life for everyone.  I went to Caracas a co...

Tatsuo: In Venezuela,

Forum Post, April, 26 2012 Miyachi Tatsuo
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In Venezuela, the key to state control lies in two things: oil and guns.  Those with the guns, i.e., the armed forces, have the ability to  threaten the state, but those with the oil have the revenues to silence  the guns an...

Tatsuo: Ex-Venezuelan Supreme Court

Forum Post, April, 26 2012 Miyachi Tatsuo
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Ex-Venezuelan Supreme Court Justice Attacks Judicial 'Manipulation' By REUTERS MIAMI (Reuters) - A Venezuelan Supreme Court judge who was removed from his post last month for assisting a drug trafficker has accused his former governm...

Rissler: !Fantastico!

Forum Post, April, 17 2012 Mike Rissler
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This is real news! Such things are happening all the time and we do not know about it, smothered by the old trash of "dictatorship" and "lack of democracy" in Venezuela and Cuba.  Well, of course, I mean smothered by&nb...

Tatsuo: Why support Syria

Forum Post, March, 21 2012 Miyachi Tatsuo
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Why does Venezuela support syria regime? Because dirty Venezuea's(socialism' can't understand Syria's reality

Tatsuo: human right

Forum Post, March, 10 2012 Miyachi Tatsuo
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Oppositon uses violent method as well as Venezuela state violence Organization of American States report rebukes Venezuela on human rights By Juan Forero Washington Post Foreign Service Thursday, February 25, 2010; A10    The...

Jones: AS Above

Forum Post, March, 03 2012 Douglas Jones
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Not sure what happened title recorded nothing more. Apt! Do we know Wikileaks is accurate? Probably more surety than the media, corporations or politicians provide. But that is the point without an informed, truthfully informed, which means compe...

Jones: A Democracy needs an informed and active pub;lic for health.

Forum Post, March, 03 2012 Douglas Jones
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Polson:

Forum Post, March, 02 2012 Rufus Polson
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Just goes to show there's plenty of pushback against "El Proceso", even or perhaps especially in government and ostensibly Bolivarian circles.  I hope the workers win this one.  I'll be looking for news on this subject,...

Cooper: NYT's Arts + Leisure Section More Balanced

Forum Post, February, 24 2012 Curtis Cooper
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There have been several articles in the NYT's Arts & Leisure section over the past few years which touched on El Sistema, and its most famous product, Gustavo Dudamel, who directs the Los Angeles Symphony.  Dudamel is immensely popula...

MARKS: NY TIMES is a red herring.

Forum Post, February, 24 2012 Howard MARKS
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It hardly matters what the NY TIMES thinks they are a dinosaur. The real issue is that Chavez and his oil mafia regime is a stomach churning fetish of admiration by some on the Left who have the audacity to claim anarchist principles. Chave...

Tatsuo: Kids With Rifles

Forum Post, February, 06 2012 Miyachi Tatsuo
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Chavez Raps Allies for Posing Kids With Rifles By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS CARACAS, Venezuela (AP) — President Hugo Chavez is strongly condemning an armed pro-government group for allegedly allowing children to pose with assault rifles. He...

Rissler: Venezuela, which one?

Forum Post, February, 04 2012 Mike Rissler
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This article is a good example of why ZNET is so important, along with a handful of other internet sources.  We never here in the U.S. hear anything positive or progressive about Venezuela in the media, mainstream.  And, whenever I run i...

Shepherd: Bullies and Punks.

Forum Post, January, 13 2012 Lester Shepherd
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That is the United States today.

Shepherd: Sad

Forum Post, December, 31 2011 Lester Shepherd
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Obama, the CEO of The Corporation America, is so pitifully inept.  He reminds me of the "Life of Bryan" charactors.  He could play so many of them.  And, even though we are going down quicker than we did under every other ...

Tatsuo: The Trouble With Venezuela

Forum Post, December, 22 2011 Miyachi Tatsuo
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After writing the first part of a critique on Venezuela’s present economy, I was busy preparing some bemused mutterings about the current foreign exchange regimen when I suddenly realized Bloomberg had beaten me to the punch with this arti...