The Bolivarian Revolution started with the people and for the people. Health is a human right which is not marketable. This is the first step towards social justice.

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Venezuelan opposition protestors violently attacked the offices of privately owned Venezuelan regional daily, Panorama, on Monday, with the aim of shutting the newspaper down.

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With the need for international solidarity with the Bolivarian Revolution never having been greater, the third annual national conference of the Hands Off Venezuela campaign is happening on Saturday 24th November 2007 at University London Union. Come and play your part! Help defend the Venezuelan Revolution!

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This is a good review of No Volverán by Toronto's main entertainment NOW magazine. A 3-N rating means "entertaining." Yes, the documentary is openly biased in favour of the Venezuelan people. However, it is also objective and allows the Venezuelan people to speak for themselves.

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Around 70 people packed London's Salmon and Compass screening room last Thursday to watch the newly made documentary No Volveran - The Venezuelan Revolution Now.

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The Hands Off Venezuela fringe meeting at this year's TUC in Brighton was very successful, reports Patrick MacDonald

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Britain's national Trades Union Congress (TUC) reaffirmed its solidarity with the Bolivarian Revolution at its annual conference yesterday and backed Venezuela's decision not to renew the public-broadcast licence of the private TV station RCTV .

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Solidarity campaigners blasted London mayoral hopeful Boris Johnson on Wednesday for calling Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez a "left-wing dictator." In a letter to Mr Johnson, the London branch of Hands Off Venezuela said that he showed "great ignorance that should worry every resident of this city."

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