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Andreina Flores vs Hugo Chavez  “Cómo se explica que con una diferencia de unos 100 mil votos, la oposición haya logrado 37 diputados menos que el oficialismo, fue la interrogante que la periodista venezolana Andreína Flores le planteó esta noche al presidente Hugo Chávez. "How is it that with a gap of about 100 thousand votes, the opposition reached 37 deputies LESS than the ruling party",  was the question that Venezuelan journalist Andreina Flores raised this evening to President Hugo Chávez. The President considered that the question was  "oddly configured"  and even told the journalist that she seems to  "live on the moon"

Fuente: http://www.el-nacional.com/www/site/p_contenido.php?q=nodo/152835 El asesor para asuntos económicos de la Presidencia de Nicaragua, Bayardo Arce, aseguró hoy que Venezuela ha prometido mantener una donación para que unos 130.000 empleados públicos continúen recibiendo, en 2011, un bono salarial de 25 dólares mensuales. "Nosotros hemos dicho al FMI que la Alianza Bolivariana de las Américas (ALBA) ha prometido que va a mantener (la donación) para el bono el próximo año", señaló Arce a periodistas. El asesor económico del presidente, Daniel Ortega, indicó que el Fondo Monetario Internacional (FMI) había planteado su inquietud sobre la fuente de ingresos para sustentar los23,2 millones de dólares mensuales que se requieren para mantener ese bono en 2011, que es un año electoral. Arce explicó que como la cooperación venezolana se maneja fuera del presupuesto de la nación, el FMI dio el visto bueno para que el Gobierno de Managua tenga en las reservas del Banco Central de ...

UPDATE: Isla Presidencial parte 2 aqui CARACAS, Venezuela — This may be a perilous time to operate a Web site focused on politics here, given President Hugo Chávez ’s recent push for new controls of Internet content . But one plucky Venezuelan satirical site is emerging as a runaway success in Latin America as it repeatedly skewers Mr. Chávez and a host of other leaders. More here --> http://www.nytimes.com/2010/03/21/world/americas/21venezuela.html Español Internet se ha convertido en un campo de juego "libre de censura" para ejercer la crítica política en Venezuela y sobre todo para aquellos que lo hacen en clave de humor. Este es el caso del blog satírico El Chigüire Bipolar, un espacio virtual que gracias a la ayuda de redes sociales como Twitter y Facebook equipara hoy en día en número de visitas a algunas páginas de internet de rotativos nacionales. Su fama se disparó recientemente tras la publicación de "Isla presidencial", un capítulo animado en el...

MD Julio Cesar Alfonso says "They [Cuban medics] are working as doctors in Venezuela, which is illegal" Their pilot plan is "express". The interns are working as doctors in Venezuela. Uberto Mario, former official of the Embassy of Cuba in Venezuela says "German Sanchez Otero, Public Health Ministry of Cuba and Fidel Castro, in the year 2000 they started a regulation that prohibits this medics to see their family for 10 years of they decide to abandon their pilot plan of being doctors in Venezuela." "Every medic that goes to Venezuela costs $3,000", "I've seen checks of $225,00 and $550,000 checks [made by Jose Vicente Rangel former vice-president of Venezuela" These medics get only $300 put in an account. They can not read the bible, they can only read Fidel Castro's political material. Only medics with family in Cuba can be sent to Venezuela to guarantee their return to Cuba.

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Venezuela también prohíbe juegos violentos (Baja pare ver la noticia en español) Dear reader, I've just learned today that Venezuelan president Hugo Chavez is prohibiting violent video games in the country. According to several news sources, my own experience and stories like this one , Venezuela has become one of the most violent countries in the world. I don't like violent video games but I don't think that banning them from the country is going to help reduce the daily crimes that are happening in that country. As a matter of fact, I believe that it will never work. The pirate market in Venezuela is so healthy that we will see that the distribution of these games will increase in the following weeks. You can bank on it. Take a look Hugo Chavez's nephew (Antonio Chavez) below and let me know what do you think about it (right your comments at the end of this post) Querido lector, me he enterado hoy que el presidente venezolano Hugo Chávez va a prohibir los juegos de vi...

This post has been sent to me via email. Este articulo fue enviado via email (ver abajo traduccion al espanol) 23.07.09 - Michael Garret: Michael Garrett Hugo Chávez, the Venezuelan president, has deployed a brutal persecution against Honduras, a small Central American nation with great social inequality and government corruption. It all started when Manuel Zelaya (Honduras ousted President), one of his pupils and who financed his election campaign, was ousted from power. Chávez has reacted with all its strength and international influence. He devoted all public and formal meeting to verbally attack and threaten to Honduras. It appears that you have a fight against time. So the countries of the world and analysts have begun to ask What's the hurry of Hugo Chávez? - Has the OAS to condemn Honduras, pressing his friend Insulza - Call extended to the presidents of the countries of the region to take action against Honduras and did not drop the topic in the media. This has made interve...

There is a memo written in May 12, 2009 (see image) that appears to be from the Venezuelan military authorities addressed to their own people encouraging them to be whistle blowers when they get an electronic message that opposes or insults the current government. I wonder what would happen if someone gets cut? The memo below  reads (this is a direct translation)  All military personnel that receives via the Internet (text messaging, or other media, emails)  insulting messages, critical or analogies of different natures, contrary to the system of government which presides our commander in chief, Lieutenant Colonel Hugo Chavez Frias, shall notify immediately the content received, to his natural command or the Intelligence Directorate of the Bolivarian National Army, through the mails: CGENBDIRINTEL@yahoo.es and CGENBDIRINTEL_CI@YAHOO.ES phone/fax - 0212-605-5603 Español: (por favor disculpen la redacción mediocre, signos de puntuación mal colocados, etc. Lo que hice fué copiar lo que el...