Saturday May 18 | Indy Media
August 2013 Delegation to Venezuela: The Revolution Continues
While the mainstream media speculates about the future of the Bolivarian Revolution since the passing of Hugo Chavez, for the Venezuelan people, there is no question.
89-Year-Old's Toilet Paper Hunt Shows Venezuela Shortages Deepen
Encarnacion Rivas, an 89-year-old Venezuelan retiree, had to traipse around a half-dozen stores in Caracas on her search for toilet paper as dollar shortages in South America 's biggest oil producer reduce supplies of imported goods.
Venezuela running out of toilet paper
The Atlantic magazine reports that Venezuela is suffering from a toilet paper shortage - and that it's all the fault of the government and socialism.
Copperbox chef wowing diners at dinner-party-like atelier nights
For Gabriela Machado, creating an exquisite amuse bouche — her foie gras crème brulee with Grand Marnier crackle and gold leaf, for example — begins where all of her recipes do: in her boundless culinary imagination.
Gov't advances $2.5B to Essequibo rice farmers
Minister of Agriculture, Dr Leslie Ramsammy, yesterday said that while information is still being gathered, the first round of payments to rice farmers, from a $2.5 billion government advance began on Wednesday of last week.
Guyana to send rice to Venezuela under Petrocaribe
Guyana says it will resume rice shipments to neighboring Venezuela following the renewal of a $130 million rice-for-oil deal between the two South American countries.
Guyana to resume rice exports to Venezuela under new Petrocaribe deal
Guyana says it will resume rice shipments to neighboring Venezuela following the renewal of a $130 million rice-for-oil deal between the two South American countries.