Stories about Venezuela from November, 2005
Turning Point in Venezuelan Legislative Elections
Next Sunday, December 4, is election day for Venezuelan National Assembly deputies. The electoral race had been taking place without much ado from voters, and according polls projected abstention was...
Venezuela: Voting Machines
On Saturday, Tomas Sancio listed his concerns with voting machines that were to be used in the upcoming elections. Today Oil Wars explains that electoral authorities agreed to not use...
Venezuela: New Forum in English
Oil Wars points to a new, mostly English forum to discuss all things Venezuelan. It also has an RSS feed.
Venzuela: Pop, Diplomacy, 3rd Blog Bday, and Xmas Traditions
The Devil's Excrement reviews the Caracas Pop Festival, Daniel has more on the Mexico-Venezuela diplomacy tensions, Aleksander Boyd reflects on three years of his excellent aggregation of English-stories on Venezuela,...
Venezuela: SUMATE, Economy
The Devil's Excrement asks if anyone is paying attention to Sumate's lastest allegations against the Venezuelan Electoral Board while Oil Wars comments on the
Venezuela, Mexico: Severed Diplomatic Relations
The Devil's Excrement, Alex Lanz (ES), and Daniel Duquenal comment from the Venezuelan blogosphere on the recent diplomatic spat between the Venezuelan and Mexican governments while Goleech (ES), World News...
Dominica, Venezuela: Bird Rock or Isla de Aves?
Nicholas Laughlin has his eye on recent events that have led to a resurfacing of the land dispute between Venezuela and Dominica over a small island between the two countries.
Venezuela: Opposition and Law
Oil Wars tries to figure out if the opposition in Venezuela truly wants a better legal system or is just seeking complaints against Chavez.
Venezuela: Danilo Anderson Murder Trial
Leftside and Venezuela News and Views both opine on the recent indictment of seven prominent Venezuelans in the murder trial of Danilo Anderson as he was investigating the 2002 coup...
Venezuela: Poet and Novelist Antonia Palacios
Guillermo Juan Parra introduces Venezuelan poet and novelist, Antonia Palacios and posts the first of eight translated poems.
Venezuela: Divided Opposition Movment
Francisco of Caracas Chronicles translates a column by Ibéyise Pacheco about a recent division in Venezuela's opposition between those who want to participate in December's election and those who want...
Venezuela: Looking to the Future
Tomas Sancio looks ahead to the 2008 elections while Jorge Arena (very sarcastically) recommends that Chavez heads the United Nations.
Venezuela: Satellites, iron pills, real poverty statistics, death to Bush, and please, pass me some Venezuelan made valium
Daniel has a hodgepodge of reflections and news from Venezuela.
Venezuela: Celebrating the White Sox
Bugs’ Blog says Venezuelans are celebrating the World Series victory by the Chicago White Sox who are managed by Venezuelan-born Ozzie Guillen.
