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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"

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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Video in english version with spanish titles. Baja para leer en español Watch video below About the Nine The Human Rights Foundation (HRF) monitors the escalating levels of persecution, violence, discrimination, harassment, and imprisonment directed against those who have openly criticized the government of Venezuela. The “Caracas Nine” campaign focuses on the plight of nine Venezuelans who spoke their minds and paid a price. These nine men and women are from all walks of life—from a law student to a judge; from a military general to a journalist. Their stories bear witness to the deplorable state of human rights in Venezuela today, where only those who conform utterly to the demands of the regime are safe from persecution. The Caracas Nine include survivors of discrimination, censorship, intimidation, false arrest, imprisonment, and torture. The Human Rights Foundation is committed to raising awareness about the growing crisis and doing whatever is possible to protect the survivors of...

Si no entiendes inglés, simplemente ve el video. Comenta! My two cents:  This video disgusts me and embarrasses me, but it motivates me to spread what is going on in Venezuela. I was not in the country when this happened and honestly, never saw all the action in detail. Notice that the common denominator in the images of the attackers is just pure hatred. This TV station's motto was something like "La televisión del pueblo" The television of the people. But, as you will see, the very same people represented by them poured out a rain of non-sense violence over the reporters, cameramen, vehicles and facilities. These stories happened a little while back. The TV network (RCTV: Radio Caracas Televisión) was under attack by people that was influenced by the Chavez{s administration and it got closed down. Today they operate via cable TV. They created this video. Please read the transcript but also, see what is happening on the top left of the screen as each journalist and camer...

This 2007 interview is in english. Scroll down and play the video. Barbara Walters: Por qué llamas al presidente Bush, diablo, burro, borracho, cobarde. Qué consigues ponerle sobrenombre? President: Es un exceso de mi parte? Si lo acepto, y hasta pudiera ofrecerle disculpa, pero, quién hace más daño? yo llamándolo diablo o él que quema villas e invade naciones.

Pobreza y Violencia en un pais rico en petróleo reflejado en hospitales Source/fuente: Televisión Noruega - Norwegian TV This problem has been in Venezuela for many years, even before the current administration. But obviously it has incremented. Watch and read (below the spanish parragraph) how the president ignores a direct question and turns around an leave the reporter. Este problema ha estado en Venezuela por muchos años, hasta antes de la administración actual. Pero obviamente se ha incrementado. Observen como el presidente ignora la pregunta directa del periodista y se va.... Video interview english script (not all scripted): Narrator:  Poverty & violence has been incremented in Venezuela in the last few years. La pobreza y violencia en Venezuela ha incrementado en los últimos años. Interviewer:  I went to a hospital and I did not see medicine President:  I don't know what you are talking about, what hospital? And this is a literal translation of what he says. Beyond you ...

El video fué creado por un programa en Italia pero se entiende todo ya que el entrevistado habla español. This video was created by a TV station in Italy. They went to Caracas and inside a pharmacy they interviewed this Venezuelan assasin. Here is a small script of what they talk about in the video: Interviewer: How many people have you killed? Man: I can't tell you because is it a professional secret, more or less 12! Interviewer: How do you feel when you are about to kill someone. Man: I feel a bit happy because I know I am going to get my money. My gun's name is Petronila (a 9 mm) because it takes the life away of all those who breathe. You have to have experience, have decision, cold blood so you don't hessitate when you are going to take someone out. Interviewer: Do you believe in God? Man: Yes. look I have it in my heart (he shows a cross necklace). I was an aluminum can recycling boy, I was in a gang, I got 17 shots in my body... I was 7 years doing crack. My...

A pesar de que esta canción fué dedicada por una liberal americana a ex-presidente de EEUU, la letra cuadra muy bien para cualquier presidente, en especial, el de Venezuela. English: Even though this song was performed by an american liberal and dedicated to the former US president, the lyrics are aplicable to any president, especially the venezuelan one. .