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TAKE A LOOK-Chavez says deployed miltary units in Colombia row
TAKE A LOOK-Chavez says deployed miltary units in Colombia row
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Venezuela deploys troops
CARACAS - PRESIDENT Hugo Chavez said on Friday that Venezuela has deployed military units and troops to the Colombian border, because outgoing President Alvaro Uribe is 'capable of anything', as a row escalates between the two. Mr Chavez broke off ...
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UPDATE 2-Chavez says deployed miltary units in Colombia row
UPDATE 2-Chavez says deployed miltary units in Colombia row
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South American leaders to discuss Colombia-Venezuela relationship
BOGOTA, Colombia -- An emergency meeting of South American leaders has been scheduled Thursday in Quito, Ecuador to defuse a bitter dispute that began when Colombian President Alvaro Uribe accused his Venezuelan counterpart, Hugo Chavez, of supporting ...
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Chavez says deployed miltary units in Colombia row
Chavez says deployed miltary units in Colombia row
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Chavez sends troops to Venezuela border
Caracas- Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez Friday said he had sent troops to the Colombian border because of alleged threatening moves by Bogota. In televised remarks, Uribe charged that his Colombian counterpart Alvaro Uribe, whose second term in ...
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Chavez: Venezuela has deployed troops amid spat
The Canadian Press - CARACAS, Venezuela - Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez on Friday said he has deployed troops and air units in case of a conflict with neighbouring Colombia.
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With Opposition to U.S. Militarism in Latin America on the Rise, Colombian and Venezuelan Govs Clash
Relations between the two countries continue to deteriorate.
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Joseph R. Mason: Congress's Hugo Chavez Bailout Bill
Proposed changes to the tax code would cost U.S. jobs and strengthen foreign competitors like China and Venezuela.
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Neighbors fail to end Venezuela-Colombia rift
QUITO (Reuters) - South American foreign ministers failed to mend broken ties between Venezuela and Colombia at a meeting on Thursday but the countries agreed that irregular armed groups were hurting peace in the region.
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South Of The Border: A whirlwind six-country odyssey
Oliver Stone's latest documentary is intended as a corrective to the frothing-mouthed, Fox News invective levelled at Venezuelas Hugo Chavez and South Americas other left-leaning leaders.
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1000 Venezuelan Troops Sent to Border
Global Research | Venezuela has beefed up its troop presence along the border with Colombia amid heightened tension between the two South American nations.
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No holds barred in Venezuela opposition channel's criticism of Chavez
The channel's newsreaders and reporters who make no pretense of impartiality and are undeterred by harassment and threats of a takeover regularly blast the president with slanted coverage. ...
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USA To Use Colombia for Military Action Against Venezuela
Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez delivered a speech to thousands of his followers, urging them to be prepared for aggression from Colombia - the nation supported by the United States. Venezuela is the leading oil exporter in Latin America and the ...
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Venezuela, Colombia spat costs more than friendship
It was a swift reaction. After the Colombian government accused Venezuela of harboring terrorists last week, Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez broke off relations with his neighbor.
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Is Outgoing Colombian President Riling Venezuela?
Hugo Chavez is accusing the U.S. of planning to attack his country, using Colombia as its proxy. Nothing new, except for the timing: Colombian President Alvaro Uribe's term ends in a few days, and some observers say Uribe is stirring the pot as a ...
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Lawyer from anti-Chavez TV faces prosecution
A lawyer who represents Venezuela's lone television channel that remains critical of President Hugo Chavez has been charged with obstructing justice, prosecutors said Tuesday.
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Oliver Stone Infuriates The Jewish Media
When will the media learn that certain moviemakers are habitual gadflies who cant resist winding up journalists with some timely, controversial statements that will afford them way more publicity than the craziest Hollywood marketing budget could ...
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No Castros, but Cuba's still kickin' it old-school
For the first time in memory, neither Fidel nor Raul Castro addressed the annual Revolution Day rally in Havan yesterday. Raul was at the event but left the main speech to First Vice President Jose Ramon Machado. Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez, who ...
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A Mad Mad Mad Mad World
So today we read that Venezuelan strongman Hugo Chavez is threatening to cut off oil to the US, to which itone of the largest suppliers. Up north, the US's largest supplier of imported oil, Canada is starting to think similar ...
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Maria Conchita Alonso: My Own Trip South of the Border: Part 2
Read Part 1 of this series in response to Oliver Stone's South of the Border .Last week , I spoke with a technology expert who fled Venezuela fearing for his life and who now is seeking asylum in the US after he created a system for verifying ...
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EDITORIAL: Stone-cold anti-Semitism
Oliver Stone has admitted that the Holocaust was an atrocity. Nice of him to notice. The award-winning director has been in the news lately as publicity winds down for his love-letter profile of Venezuelan dictator Hugo Chavez in "South of the Border." ...
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US and Colombia Plan to Attack Venezuela
For more details, please click on the link to read the article.
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Nick Rizzuto: Why is Hollywood Rehabilitating Totalitarianism?
Politically speaking, Hollywood has begun venturing into dangerous waters. While support for brutal dictators might not be a new phenomenon in a Hollywood, that support no longer seems to be limited to a handful of...
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Behind exhumation of Simon Bolivar is Hugo Chavez's warped obsession
Upon Julius Caesar's murder, a struggle erupted over who would control his legacy. Octavius, Caesar's great-nephew, manipulated his position as Caesar's heir to wrest power from his rivals. He made Caesar a god and raised a temple, using Caesar's ...
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Chavez puts pressure on Colombia ahead of polls
AFP - CARACAS (AFP) - Venezuela stepped up its words of war with neighboring Colombia Monday, in moves seen as an effort by President Hugo Chavez to distract voters from domestic problems ahead of key September elections.
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Venezuela: Haven For Terrorists?
Americas: Venezuela's Hugo Chavez sputtered rage and fury Sunday after Colombia charged him with harboring terrorists. It was about par for a bully whose nation is going downhill fast. It didn't get much play in the media, but on Friday Colombia's ...
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Eric Ehrmann: The Fracas in Caracas
Feeling a clear and present danger from Team Obama's new bases designed to contain the FARC from establishing a nation inside of Colombia, irascible Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez is threatening retaliation and cutting off oil exports to his top ...
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Venezuelan president threatens to cut off U.S. oil in Colombia dispute (3)
This is not the first time the two nations, which share a border of more than 2,000 km, suspended political and economic relations. In 2008, Chavez made the same decision after an incursion of the Colombian army into the Ecuadorian territory, ...
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Venezuelan president threatens to cut off U.S. oil in Colombia dispute (2)
The Obama administration voiced Friday its concerns over Venezuela's link with Colombia's anti-government guerrillas and called for an international investigation into the diplomatic crisis. U.S. State Department spokesman Philip Crowley said it ...
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