Showing results for: Venezuela (page 37)
Brawl breaks out in Venezuelan parliament
Associated Press
Legislators wailed on one another after opposition coalition members protested in the National Assembly
Gohmert: “Radical Islamists” are “trained to act Hispanic”
Jillian Rayfield
The Texas Congressman warned against immigration reform in the wake of the attacks in Boston
Jon Stewart is no Bassem Youssef
Avi Asher-Schapiro
Unlike the "Daily Show" host, the Egyptian comedian actually challenges the political status quo
Venezuela elects Chavez successor amidst controversy
Girish Gupta, News Desk
Henrique Capriles refuses to acknowledge the victory of "Chavista" Nicholas Maduro, claiming the vote was rigged
Donald Trump’s exclusive golf resort neighbors county jail
Charles M. Sennott
Members who have paid a $250,000 initiation fee play in sight of 1500 inmates living in a modern American slum
UN passes historic arms trade treaty to U.S. media silence
Alexander Zaitchik
No major broadcast network has made even passing mention of a treaty that curtails trafficking to war-torn nations
Trump to CPAC: Romney should have bragged about his wealth more
Alex Seitz-Wald
The reality TV star can't resist dropping names and discussing his bank account at the conservative confab
Venezuela election set
Jack Chang, E. Eduardo Castillo
The big question is whether opposition leader Henrique Capriles will run
Save the rhino!
Kevin Charles Redmon
Thanks to rampant poaching, black rhinos are on the verge of extinction. We can save them by farming their horns
Are Hugo Chávez and Rand Paul anti-imperialist BFFs?
Andrew O'Hehir
The Venezuelan socialist and the Kentucky Tea Partyer, semi-united in kooky resistance to American hegemony
Post-Chávez, a new Venezuela?
Jeffrey R. Webber
The "crocodile charisma" of Hugo Chávez shaped Venezuela. Now, the nation lives in the shadow of his legacy
Remembrances of Hugo Chavez overlook role overseas
Danny Postel
When pondering his legacy, we must examine his disconcerting role in the upheaval in Middle East and North Africa
Will Chavez’s death improve drug war diplomacy?
McCarton Ackerman
The U.S. hopes the Venezuelan president's successor will be more cooperative in combatting cocaine trafficking
Chavez’s polarizing legacy
Girish Gupta
The president leaves behind a country in deep economic and political crisis. What's next for the Venezuelan people?
Hugo Chavez’s economic miracle
David Sirota
The Venezuelan leader was often marginalized as a radical. But his brand of socialism achieved real economic gains
Hugo Chavez’s condition takes turn for the worse
Associated Press
The Venezuelan president, who's been battling cancer, is now suffering from a severe respiratory infection
Chavez returns home in cloud of mystery
Girish Gupta
The secrecy behind the president's trip to Cuba has left many Venezuelans questioning his ability to govern
Latin America escaped the CIA
Greg Grandin
A new report shows that the region is the sole exception to Washington's global torture and rendition program
Ailing Chavez returns to Venezuela
Associated Press
Hugo Chavez had received more than two months treatment in Cuba after cancer surgery
The XL stakes of the Keystone pipeline
Michael Klare
Its construction hinges on the president's approval -- and the future of the planet may hang in the balance
5 key facts missing in the media’s ongoing quinoa debate
Matthew Cunningham-Cook
Has Western demand really made the grain difficult for South Americans to afford? The answer is complicated
“To get the gold, they will have to kill every one of us”
Alexander Zaitchik
The most-storied warrior tribe in Ecuador prepares to fight as the government sells gold-laden land to China
Harsh regimes use US-made surveillance, censorship technologies
Natasha Lennard
Canadian human rights group finds countries including Bahrain use Blue Coat devices to track and censor
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