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	Venezuela
		Venezuela would like to expand the application of human rights in order to ensure that all citizens, without regard to social position, ethnicity, nationality, or creed, can feel protected and confident that their dignity will be respect.
		Venezuela holds the view that the Inter-American Charter should enter into force as soon as possible, and that this instrument must be compatible with the OAS Charter, thereby developing and enhancing, in light of the new situations existing in the Hemisphere, Resolution 1080 and the Washington Protocol.
		Venezuela is calling on all sectors, without exception, to contribute to the strengthening of the joint commitment in the Hemisphere.
	www.oas.org /charter/docs/venezuela.htm (10688 words)

	Venezuela
		However, Venezuela was a relatively neglected colony in the 1500s and 1600s as the Spaniards focused on extracting gold from other areas of their empire in the Americas.
		Venezuela, along with what are now Colombia, Panama, and Ecuador, was part of the Republic of Gran Colombia until 1830, when it separated and became a sovereign country.
		Deep divisions between Vietnamese communist and non-communist nationalists soon began to surface, however, especially in the south, and with the arrival of Allied forces later in September, the DRV was forced to begin negotiations with the French on their future relationship.
	www.geocities.com /afgh_friends/v_countries.htm (3121 words)

	Worldandnation: Venezuela-U.S. division runs deep
		The White House announced Thursday that it had "decertified" Venezuela as an ally in the drug war due to official corruption and a lack of cooperation.
		Venezuela and Myanmar, formerly called Burma, are the only two countries on the U.S. fllist, which nominally bans them from receiving U.S. funds.
		Evidence began surfacing in the Venezuelan press of the existence of a so-called "Cartel of the Suns," named for the insignia on the epaulets of the country's generals, and run by senior military officers.
	www.sptimes.com /2005/09/17/Worldandnation/Venezuela_US_division.shtml (1009 words)

	Political Affairs Magazine - Constructing Co-Management in Venezuela: Contradictions along the Path (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		We should be clear, though, that the project of co-management in Venezuela is not at all the same as what has been called co-management in Germany.
		Giving workers' representatives a presence in capitalist decision-making in Germany was a means of incorporating workers into the project of capitalists, separating them from their representatives and creating an identity of workers with the particular capitalist firms in which they worked.
		Co-management in Venezuela is an attempt to avoid this particular mistake.
	www.politicalaffairs.net /article/articleview/2123/1 (2631 words)

	The Hugo Chávez Frías Revolution (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Venezuela’s lower and middle social class saw him as an option, but some were skeptical because of his lack of political audacity.
		The political division of Venezuela is as long and fast as the currents of its Orinoco River.
		This means that the political gap of Venezuela is as sharp as its Angel Fall, quite problematic and worrisome.
	goinside.com /01/1/chavez01.html (2913 words)

	conclusion
		Recent political upheaval in Venezuela represents not only implications of a divided population regarding issues and government, but also the cultural and historical elements of Venezuela.
		This division of support and alliance is a manifestation of historical and cultural aspects.
		Venezuela’s history and culture contribute to the hardships the country is suffering today due to divisions among its people.
	www.mtholyoke.edu /~aebalzan/conclusion.html (718 words)

	Political Affairs Magazine - "The Devil Wears Prada:" Washington’s Indecent Game Against Venezuela (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		This step followed Venezuela’s public accusation that U.S. naval attaché John Correa was engaged in espionage, which led to his ejection from the country (Venezuela had no reason to invent this claim and Washington, every reason to deny it).
		One component of Washington’s larghetto attempts to undermine Venezuela’s constitutional rule has been the channeling of funds to anti-Chávez cabals being mixed in Venezuela, and then reacting with cultivated outrage when the leaders of such a movement are threatened with prosecution.
		This was done by the division of funds: half to ostensibly centrist operations like the National Democratic Institute, which was meant to be the self-respecting liberal deodorant to relieve the foul scent of the three other right wing core grantees, whose funds mainly go to extremist causes.
	www.politicalaffairs.net /article/articleview/2733/1/149 (1331 words)

	IS THE POLITICAL PARTIES SYSTEM DECLINING IN VENEZUELA?
		Political parties are not even mentioned in the constitutional text, which only talks about "organizations with political purposes".
		We are living a political reality in which the institutional balances and counterbalances have been disappearing and the budget division between the finances of the government party and those of the government itself has been banished.
		While the minority parties do not receive financing from the Venezuelan State and receive it from abroad, it is for no one a secret, that the Government campaigns are being financed with resources from the Venezuelan State, such thing being admitted by the President of the Republic.
	infovenezuela.org /cap6_en_2.htm (578 words)

	Protests Highlight Crime Problem, Division in Venezuela
		The participants were a diverse bunch, mostly belonging to Venezuela’s middle and upper classes, and for about 15 minutes elderly women lay down in their outlines blocking the main avenue next to perfectly coiffed 20 somethings.
		The murders, which appear to have struck a chord among Venezuela’s wealthy opposition, are those of the Faddoul brothers, aged 12, 13, and 17, who were kidnapped after being stopped at a fake police checkpoint while being driven by their chauffeur to school.
		Opposition political paraphernalia, including seven star flags and buttons reading 350 (the article in the constitution which gives Venezuelan citizens the right to disavow a government that violates the constitution), were being sold along the street.
	www.venezuelanalysis.com /articles.php?artno=1714 (1178 words)

	Venezuela Yours... Geography - Venezuelatuya
		The first one is a physical division, where regions with similar characteristics, from a point of view of topography, vegetation and climate, are grouped together.
		The second way, the political division, where the territory is divided in states with a common administration (governors, local congress...).
		In comparison with the previous division, the Andes-coast region is divided between the Central an east chain of mountains, the Andes, the Coro system and the lake of Maracaibo.
	www.venezuelatuya.com /geografia/indexeng.htm (216 words)

	Venezuela
		Venezuela is a constitutional democracy with a president and unicameral legislature.
		In May, one of the tenured judges who ruled to free Carlos Melo was suspended indefinitely, while the tenured judge who wrote the decisions to release Capriles and General Alfonzo Martinez was suspended in December; in both cases, the alleged reasons for the suspensions were minor infractions of judicial rules.
		Political parties organize and their candidates are allowed to run for office freely and to seek the support of voters.
	www.state.gov /g/drl/rls/hrrpt/2004/41778.htm (12695 words)

	Political Theory Daily Review (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		The politics of vodka: Russians love their national drink to death, and the state and fl market can reinforce its ruination of health and relationships.
		The defects of "solidarity journalism": The political polarisation of Hugo Chávez's Bolivarian revolution is reproduced in the way the phenomenon is reported and assessed.
		Venezuela's opposition has finally managed to unite—but it is unlikely to stop Hugo Chávez winning re-election.
	www.politicaltheory.info (9435 words)

	Venezuela's New Chokehold on Civil Society
		For now, Venezuela’s new International Cooperation Law is a framework, but when filled in by President Hugo Chávez, it will muzzle the few voices that still provide a check on his creeping dictatorship.
		International broadcasting to Venezuela should encourage the poor to ask whether they are any better off than they were before the Chávez regime as well as reveal losses to corruption and transfers to political causes outside Venezuela.
		This should be done to lend Venezuela’s unions, universities, think tanks, political parties, and rights monitors courage, as well as to mark boundaries that no authority should cross in trying to influence citizens’ thoughts.
	www.heritage.org /Research/LatinAmerica/em1005.cfm (1052 words)

	CLAS:: RESEARCH of the VENEZUELA PROGRAM
		Venezuela: Directions and Prospects is a summary report on a June 2003 workshop held at Georgetown University that brought together a group of Venezuela experts and policy makers to current crises and future scenarios for Venezuela.
		Caracas, Venezuela Rise of Evangelicalism in Venezuela: Political Implications By Ben Kincaid (Summer 2003) documents the factors that have contributed to the rise of the nation's Evangelical movement.
		Caracas, Venezuela The State of Venezuelan Political Parties By Adam Utesch (Summer 2003) explores the breakdown of the traditional party system under President Hugo Chvez through a series of interviews with academics and delegates to the Venezuelan National Assembly.
	www12.georgetown.edu /sfs/clas/vzlaresearch.html (289 words)

	Venezuela's Implementation of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (HRW Statment to Members of the ...
		In considering Venezuela's third periodic report on the implementation of the Covenant, the Committee should note that Venezuela's new Constitution came into force in December 1999, some seventeen months after the government's report was written.
		The whereabouts or fate of four persons detained by the Parachute Regiment and the political police, known as the DISIP, during combined military and police operations in the state of Vargas in December 1999 remain unknown.
		According to the Minister of the Interior and Justice (the new name of the combined ministry), during the first nine months of 1999, 298 prisoners died in violent incidents and 1,394 were seriously injured, mostly at the hands of other inmates.
	www.hrw.org /backgrounder/americas/venezuela_un.htm (2818 words)

	Venezuela - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Venezuela is divided into 23 states (estados), a capital district (distrito capital) corresponding to the city of Caracas, the Federal Dependencies (Dependencias Federales, a special territory), and Guayana Esequiba (claimed in a border dispute with Guyana).
		East of it are lowlands abutting Lake Maracaibo and the Gulf of Venezuela.
		Venezuela is also known for their world famous baseball players, such as Luis Aparicio, who is in the Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, New York (USA), David Concepción, Oswaldo Guillén, Andrés Galarraga, Omar Vizquel, Luis Sojo, Bobby Abreu, and Johan Santana, winner of the Cy Young Award in 2004 and 2006.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Venezuela (3624 words)

	Venezuela's Political Situation Discussed at U.S. Senate Hearing [Voltaire]
		The State of Democracy in Venezuela was the subject of a hearing at the U.S. Senate Committee on Foreign Relations held Thursday in Washington, DC.
		Venezuela has attracted interest from U.S. politicians as numerous allegations have been made against President Hugo Chavez and as a recall referendum on his mandate approaches.
		In an odd political maneuver, Maisto compared President Chavez’s rejection of the NED’s funding of anti-Chavez groups in Venezuela to General Agustin Pinochet’s outrage at the NED funding organizations opposing his dictatorship at the end of the 1980s, after Pinochet had become discredited and no longer useful to advance U.S. interests.
	www.voltairenet.org /article121332.html (2558 words)

	BBC NEWS \| Americas \| Country profiles \| Country profile: Venezuela
		Venezuela has some of the world's largest proven oil deposits as well as huge quantities of coal, iron ore, bauxite and gold.
		Venezuela's president, Hugo Chavez, says he is leading the country - which is enjoying a windfall from high oil prices - through a socialist revolution.
		Radical reform, political unrest and deep divisions have characterised the president's term in office.
	news.bbc.co.uk /2/hi/americas/country_profiles/1229345.stm (928 words)

	Subdivisions of Venezuela - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Venezuela is divided into 23 states (estados), 1 Capital District (Distrito Capital) and the Federal Dependencies (Dependencias Federales de Ultramar) that consist on a large number of Venezuelan islands.
		Prior to the Federal War (1859–1863), Venezuela was divided in provinces, rather than states.
		After 1863 there were many mergers and splits, and territorial division remained unchanged between the early 1900s and the late 1990s, with the incorporation of states Delta Amacuro, Amazonas and Vargas (in this order).
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Subdivisions_of_Venezuela (179 words)

	Archivo - The dilemmas of political change in Venezuela: A view from the outside
		Democracy is not a fluid concept that can be adopted to fit any process of political change inaugurated under the name of participation and anti-corruption.Such an understanding of democracy ignores fundamental philosophical bases of democracy that should be the true litmus test of any government or constitution.
		This democratic truth has manifested itself in a particular set of institutions in the U.S.: the effective division of powers between executive, legislative and judicial branches of government and the layers of federal, state and local government and multiple legal and institutional means that represent--and protect--a plurality of interests.
		Whether the last year in Venezuela represents a crisis or not, the real survival of a democracy depends on its ability to resolve political change within the system.
	www.analitica.com /va/politica/archivo/8817975.asp (1148 words)

	Amazon Alliance - Amazon Update January 1998
		In February, 1997, the indigenous peoples of Amazonas held their Congress to discuss the political division of the territory, and passed their proposals to the Legislative Assembly.
		Venezuela is expected to have the greatest increase in oil production raising their total to 3.5 million bpd.
		Of Venezuela's numerous oil contracts, included are six projects to develop extra-heavy oil in the Orinoco River Delta of the Delta Amacuro state.
	www.amazonalliance.org /update/1998/upd_jan98_en.htm (1366 words)

	Political disappearances in Venezuela: Silvino Bustillos still missing \| www.vcrisis.com
		In light of the possibility of having broadcasting licenses revoked, once the Gag Law gets passed in the National Assembly, the prospect of upsetting Chavez is not something desired by the media, that has of late tone down criticism towards the regime.
		Colonel Bustillos served many years, reaching the superior echelons of the army; he is a former Magistrate of Venezuela’s Martial Court, being the first army commander to openly criticise the Chavez regime owing to fraudulent electoral practices.
		Following the results of last Sunday’s elections in which chavismo won 20 out of the 22 governorships of Venezuela, the regime has shifted gears and is now accelerating political prosecutions.
	www.vcrisis.com /index.php?content=letters/200411070757 (427 words)

	Venezuela - Political Flags - Part 1 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		On this stage the politics is nongiven for free partisan competition, with periods in which the politic fight was essentially belic, or was completely suppressed.
		The PCV is the bastion of marxist-leninist orthodoxy in Venezuela.
		The MAS, founded on 1973, fundamentally was originated by a rupture of the PCV (Communist Party of Venezuela), after which then Communist Youth was rebelled as opposed to the "stalinism" of the old guard, criticizing the repression to the "Prague's Spring" on 1968.
	www.crwflags.com /fotw/flags/ve}.html (3208 words)

	New Venezuela flag divides nation \| Progressive U (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		If you look at the political division in Venezuela you would notice that the "opposition" is comprised of the majority of Venezuelans fortunate enough to get a college education and understand that his economic plans are ridiculous.
		Chavez is slowly taking every single aspect of Venezuela that for Venezuelans made it a source of pride and joy, and destroying or changing any symbol of it.
		Now its time for the people to take their country back from people like you, and start a new Venezuela, were the MASSES educated or not take control of their own country, and hopefully send people like you to Miami.
	www.progressiveu.org /111722-new-venezuela-flag-divides-nation (1480 words)

	The Washington Diplomat
		Bernardo Alvarez Herrera became ambassador of Venezuela to the United States on Jan. 27, 2003.
		He has also been a professor at the School of Political and Administrative Studies at the Universidad Central de Venezuela since 1982 and has held numerous positions within the university as well.
		Ambassador Alvarez holds a degree in political science from the Universidad Central de Venezuela and a master’s degree in development studies from the University of Sussex, England.
	www.washdiplomat.com /ambprof/venezuela.html (86 words)

	Management Development and Governance Division (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		The Division is studying and researching global trends and cutting-edge governance issues of developmental significance.
		To assist UNDP in its learning process, the Division is producing and disseminating information based on best practices and lessons in key areas of governance, providing country offices with access to a broad range of experience and support.
		The Division is supporting regional and national advocacy, such as the first UNDP Global Conference on Governance in July 1997, organised by the Division in collaboration with UN agencies, civil society organisations and associations of mayors and parliamentarians.
	magnet.undp.org /about_us/Mdgdbro.htm (2579 words)

	USATODAY.com - Venezuela turmoil may delay players (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Amid the country's political unrest, the U.S. embassy in Caracas has announced it will stop taking visa applications Jan. 20, and the short list of exceptions does not include ballplayers.
		The Astros' Richard Hidalgo is one of 38 Venezuelans in the major leagues who may be delayed by political unrest in their home country.
		The nationwide workers strike by political opponents of President Hugo Chavez has paralyzed the nation's economy, stopped shipments of oil to the U.S., spawned street violence and has even touched the lives of millionaire ballplayers.
	www.usatoday.com /sports/baseball/2003-01-09-venezuela-turmoil_x.htm (674 words)

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