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Laura Rosa Acosta Krushansky , began her everlasting journey with Christ on December 12, 2009.
Venezuela releases Gulmar vessels
Sharjah, UAE, headquartered Gulmar Offshore Middle East LLC reports that three diving support vessels have been released by Petroleos de Venezuela S.A and are now sailing to the U.S. and Panama.
16:30 Venezuela: Third Oven...
Caracas, Dec 7 The Venezuelan government inaugurated a third ecological incinerating oven for drugs Monday, and burned 740 kilograms of drugs, said Venezuelan Interior and Justice Tareck El Aissami.
The Flores family - rich tradition in parang music
Eighty years ago, the Flores family established themselves as pioneers of parang music in Trinidad and Tobago with the introduction of Las Flores parang band led by the late Elias Flores, who came from Venezuela and settled in St Joseph.
Colombia Paramilitaries Disrupt Venezuela Border
Caracas, Nov 25 Surprisingly for some people, the battle for the recovery of idle lands in Venezuela corroborates denunciations of activities by Colombian paramilitaries, considered by authorities as part of an aggressive plan against the country.
New push in Venezuela's agrarian reform arouses violent verbal PR reaction
VHeadline News Editor Patrick J. O'Donoghue reports: RCTV International talk-show "capitalist evangelist," Miguel Angel Rodriguez has been spitting venom at Guarico State Governor, Willian Lara, whom he dubs a common thief.
Slain priest mourned A Russian Orthodox believer kisses the hand of slain Orthodox priest Daniil Sysoyev at his church in Moscow Saturday.
Venezuela seizes Colombia-linked paramilitary chief
Venezuelan police captured a leader of a Colombia-linked paramilitary force, the interior minister announced Saturday amid sky-high military tensions between the South American neighbors.
Implementing the Bolivarian Revolution: Julio Chavez in Toronto
On October 10/09 Venezuelan former mayor, now state legislator Julio Chavez spoke at the University of Toronto sponsored by Hands off Venezuela and the Louis Riel Bolivarian Circle.
Today is Monday, November 23, the 327th day of 2009. There are 38...
Today is Monday, November 23, the 327th day of 2009. There are 38 days left in the year.
The 2010 National Assembly vote in Venezuela: the general picture
It is time to wrap up this first series of post on the elections coming for 2010.
Randall Kerstetter shows off the duckweed collection at the Waksman Institute at Rutgers.
No responsible leader can afford to ignore the implosion of US democracy
VHeadline's Washington DC-based commentarist Chris Herz writes: The commonwealth is destroyed by the activities of the banksters of Wall Street, the authors of the financial melt-down, plundering the public treasury, or other big corporations using the military to assure their ownership of the US oil beneath the sands of Iraq, or still others ...
Ancient Venezuelan Cemetery Being Restored
Venezuelan Jewish groups partnered with a leading developer to restore the oldest existing Jewish cemetery in South America.
Venezuela: Interacting with the Works of Artist Jesus Soto
The works of late Venezuelan artist JesAos Soto are meant to be experienced through touch and immersion.
Venezuela vs. Colombia: The Battle Over Emigres
Fredys Villanueva, 55, from Barranquilla in Colombia has come to Venezuela to work.
Venezuela: The error of being Lusbi Portillo
As this text is written, Lusbi Portillo, professor at Zulia University and environmental activist in solidarity with the indigenous movement is in hiding to protect his life and physical integrity.
After takeovers, Venezuela oil area languishes
Five months after Venezuela nationalized dozens of oil service contractors in Zulia state, the once-bustling industrial dock on Lake Maracaibo is nearly abandoned, and the 16 red flags raised to celebrate the takeovers are already tattered and faded.
Five months after Venezuela nationalized dozens of oil service contractors in Zulia state, the once-bustling industrial dock on Lake Maracaibo is nearly abandoned, and the 16 red flags raised to celebrate the takeovers are already tattered and faded.
Suspects Arrested in Murder of Venezuelan Indigenous, but Chiefa s Detention Fuels Conflict
Last week, Venezuelan officials arrested seven suspects in the deadly October 13 th attack on an indigenous Yukpa community.
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