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The European Venezuela solidarity movement meets in Amsterdam Print E-mail
By Pablo Sanchez - HOV Belgium   
Thursday, 02 July 2009
hov_delegat_amsterdam_09-thumb.jpgThis is a report from the HOV delegation to the first all-European gathering of Venezuela solidarity organisations in Amsterdam with over 100 participants from different solidairty organisations around Europe. The HOV delegation consisted of comrades from Poland, Hungary, Finland, Denmark, Belgium, Sweden, Germany and Portugal.
 
Chavez Calls for Continent-Wide Protests against Honduran Coup Print E-mail
By Kiraz Janicke - Venezuelanalysis.com   
Tuesday, 30 June 2009
Caracas, June 29th 2009 (Venezuelanalysis.com) -- Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez called for all Latin American governments to organize demonstrations in solidarity with the people of Honduras at an emergency meeting of the nine member countries of the Bolivarian Alliance for Our Americas (ALBA) in Mangaua, Nicaragua, Sunday night.
 
Chavez: North American Imperialism and the Extreme Right are Behind Coup in Honduras Print E-mail
By Tamara Pearson - Venezuelanalysis.com   
Monday, 29 June 2009
Photo by presidencia_de_la_republica_del_ecuador"This morning military personal kidnapped Honduran president Manuel Zelaya. According to one witness, 200 soldiers arrived at the president's house at 6am this morning, 4 shots were fired and later they left in vehicles towards the air base. The soldiers also took over the government television station, Channel 8, and took it off air. Zelaya is currently speaking live on Telsur TV, from Costa Rica."
 
Obama's First Coup d'Etat: Honduran President has been Kidnapped Print E-mail
By Eva Golinger - www.venezuelanalysis.com   
Monday, 29 June 2009
Photo by rbreve.Caracas, Venezuela -  The text message that beeped on my cell phone this morning read "Alert, Zelaya has been kidnapped, coup d'etat underway in Honduras, spread the word." It's a rude awakening for a Sunday morning, especially for the millions of Hondurans that were preparing to exercise their sacred right to vote today for the first time on a consultative referendum concerning the future convening of a constitutional assembly to reform the constitution.
 
Venezuelan Opposition Leader Rosales Skirts Corruption Trial, Seeks Asylum in Peru Print E-mail
By James Suggett – Venezuelanalysis.com   
Thursday, 23 April 2009
Manuel Rosales, a prominent Venezuelan opposition leader and mayor of Maracaibo facing corruption charges, failed to appear at a court appointment on Monday and has reportedly arrived in Peru and sought political asylum.
 
The documentary "No Volveran: The Venezuelan Revolution Now" is seen by millions Print E-mail
By Mel MacDonald   
Friday, 13 March 2009
No Volveran the film made by members of the Hands Off Venezuela campaign was broadcast to millions on the popular daily show La Hojilla. The presenter, Mario Silva described the documentary saying: "This documentary shows how the people organise from the ranks, and also the organisation of the working class in the factories".
 
Venezuelans Vote to Eliminate Two-Term Limit on All Elected Office 54.4% to 45.6% Print E-mail
By Venezuelanalysis.com   
Monday, 16 February 2009
At 9:35pm yesterday local time, with 94.2% of voted counted, Venezuela’s National Electoral Council announced that Venezuelans had voted 54.4% to 45.6% in favor of a constitutional amendment to eliminate the two-term limit on all elected office.
 
Venezuelans Vote Peacefully Over whether to Amend Constitution Print E-mail
By James Suggett and Tamara Pearson - Venezuelanalysis.com   
Monday, 16 February 2009
Since the trumpets and fireworks woke up Venezuelans at three o'clock yesterday morning to vote in a national referendum on whether to amend the constitution to abolish the two-term limit on all elected offices, the electoral process has been tranquil, democratic, and efficient.
 
Hundreds of Thousands of Venezuelans Rally as Campaign for Amendment Closes Print E-mail
By Tamara Pearson - Venezuelanalysis.com   
Sunday, 15 February 2009
Today Venezuelans will go to the polls to vote for or against an amendment to the constitution to eliminate the two-term limit on all elected offices. Both sides rallied, marched, attended concerts, and participated in motorcades on Thursday and Friday, to close off their campaigns.
 
Venezuelan Electoral Council Assures Secure and Reliable Vote for Today Print E-mail
By James Suggett - Venezuelanalysis.com   
Sunday, 15 February 2009
Venezuela’s National Electoral Council (CNE) announced that the auditing and setup of the country’s 35,000 voting centers was finished on Friday, and the Venezuelan Armed Forces announced that 140,000 soldiers will guarantee voters’ safety as they go to the polls today.
 
New Fascist assault on Mitsubishi workers in Anzoategui Print E-mail
By Hands Off Venezuela   
Friday, 13 February 2009
Following on from the brutal killing of workers at the Mitsubishi plant in Venezuela, yesterday three workers were shot at as they drove through the town of Barcelona. Fortunately they were not injured, but we must step up the campaign of solidarity to stop these attacks.
 
Francisco Toro and Venezuela’s “Savage” Democracy Print E-mail
By Samuel Grove - Red Pepper Venezuela Blog   
Tuesday, 10 February 2009
We reproduce here an article from Red Pepper's Venezuela blog that criticises Francisco Toro's concept of democracy. Contrary to Francisco Toro, who claims that Venezuela suffers from "Savage democracy", Samuel Grove considers the democratic record of the last 10 years of revolution to be something to celebrate.
 
Militant march of workers in Barcelona Print E-mail
By CMR Anzoátegui   
Friday, 06 February 2009
On Tuesday industrial workers, workers from the service sector and from the state sector, together with members of dozens of communal councils, marched through the streets of Barcelona to condemn the killing of two Mitsubishi workers the week before.
 
Day of Celebrations across Venezuela for Revolution’s 10th Anniversary Print E-mail
By Tamara Pearson - Venezuelanalysis.com   
Friday, 06 February 2009
To celebrate 10 years in government President Hugo Chavez declared February 2 a public holiday, seeing thousands rallying and celebrating around the country, and shops, schools, and banks closed.
 
Venezuela and U.S. Clash in OAS Over Synagogue Attack Print E-mail
By James Suggett - Venezuelanalysis.com   
Friday, 06 February 2009
On Wednesday, representatives of Venezuela and the United States to the Organization of American States (OAS) shared concerns about last Saturday’s attack on a prominent synagogue in Caracas and accused each other’s governments of playing a role in the incident. Also, the Venezuelan foreign relations minister met with representatives of the Venezuelan Jewish community to offer condolences and to guarantee a successful investigation.
 
Two Workers Killed During Factory Occupation in Venezuela Print E-mail
By Tamara Pearson - Venezuelanalysis.com   
Saturday, 31 January 2009
Workers accuse the police of shooting two fellow workers on January 29 who were participating in the occupation of a Mitsubishi plant in Barcelona, Anzoategui state. We publish here a report by Venezuelanalysis.
 
Police Officers involved in developments at Car Assembling Plant in State of Anzoategui were suspend Print E-mail
By Hands Off Venezuela   
Friday, 30 January 2009
Just seen news in the Venezuelan media (and through the embassy) that all the police officers involved in the attack against the Mitsubishi workers have now been suspended and handed over to the prosecutor's office. It is to be hoped that the investigation will be thorough and will bring all those responsible to account.
 
URGENT: Two workers killed in Venezuela, while defending the occupied Mitsubitshi factory Print E-mail
By Hands Off Venezuela   
Friday, 30 January 2009
In the afternoon of Thursday, January 29 (Venezuelan time), two workers were killed by police in the state of Anzoategui, Venezuela. The workers killed are Pedro Suarez from the Mitsubishi factory and José Marcano from nearby auto parts factory Macusa. They were killed when regional police of Anzoategui was attempting to evict hundreds of workers who had been occupying the Mitsubitshi (MMC) factory.
 
Venezuela Condemns “Criminal” Israeli Attack and Expels Israeli Ambassador Print E-mail
By Hands Off Venezuela   
Thursday, 08 January 2009
Venezuela’s Foreign Ministry condemned the Israeli bombing of Gaza in a statement released on December 27, 2008, expressing its “profound indignation” over the “criminal attack,” and urged the Israeli government to adhere to the United Nations Charter. Later Venezuela has expelled the Israeli ambassador to protest against the country's assault on Gaza, after the Venezuelan president described it as a "holocaust".
 
Canada: BC Federation of Labour Endorses Hands Off Venezuela Print E-mail
By HOV Canada   
Friday, 12 December 2008
On Friday November 28th 1200 trade unionists at the BC Federation of Labour convention voted unanimously to endorse the Hands Off Venezuela Campaign.  The Federation represents 450,000 union members in British Columbia.  This victory for the Venezuelan solidarity movement came after years of patient work with and within the labour movement.
 
Beneficiaries of Venezuelan Missions March Against Threats by Opposition Governor-Elect Print E-mail
By Prensa Web YVKE, ABN   
Friday, 05 December 2008
Beneficiaries, teachers, adults, disabled people, students and workers came out on Friday to defend the social missions and programs of the national government in the face of threats to close them down by the new governor-elect of the state of Miranda, Henrique Capriles Radonski.
 
Venezuelan Elections: A Victory for the PSUV, A Warning for the Revolution Print E-mail
By Jorge Martín, Yonnie Moreno and William Sanabria - www.marxist.com   
Thursday, 04 December 2008
The final results of the Venezuelan elections are now out. The Socialist United Party of Venezuela (PSUV) has won about 80% of all local councils and 17 out of the 22 governors that were up for election. However the loss of Miranda, Carabobo and the Metropolitan District of Caracas, all of them extremely important from the point of view of politics, economy and population, and the fact that the PSUV did not win Zulia is a serious warning for the revolution, which has to be added to the defeat of the constitutional reform referendum.
 
Regional Elections: What Election Results Mean for Venezuela Print E-mail
By Venezuela Information Office   
Wednesday, 26 November 2008
Regional elections held in Venezuela on November 23rd, 2008 have been portrayed in the U.S. media as a defeat for the government of President Hugo Chávez, when in fact the results strongly favor his party, the PSUV. The vast majority of state governorships and mayoralties, including those in many strategic parts of the country such as the Orinoco Oil Belt, remain under pro-government leadership.
 
UK teachers taught Latin lessons Print E-mail
By Will Grant - BBC News, Caracas   
Wednesday, 26 November 2008
First, London buses were run on cheap Venezuelan fuel. Then, former mayor of London Ken Livingstone began advising authorities in Caracas on traffic problems. Now, the latest link between the two areas appears to be in education.
 
Opposition Also Wins Tachira and Carabobo States in Regional Elections Print E-mail
By Tamara Pearson & Gregory Wilpert - Venezuelanalysis.com   
Tuesday, 25 November 2008
Yesterday morning Venezuela’s National Electoral Council (CNE) announced that the opposition won in two more states, in Tachira and Carabobo, which had been too close to call last night.
 
Chávez Supporters Win 17 out of 23 Venezuelan States, but Lose 3 Most Populous Print E-mail
By Gregory Wilpert - Venezuelanalysis.com   
Tuesday, 25 November 2008
President Hugo Chavez’s governing party, the United Socialist Party of Venezuela (PSUV) got mixed results in the regional and local elections today, winning strongly in 17 out of 23 states, but losing the country’s two most populous states and the Capital District of Caracas, with two more states still to be decided.
 
Hungarian-Venezuelan Solidarity Association joins Hands Off Venezuela! Print E-mail
By HVSA-HoV Hungary   
Wednesday, 19 November 2008
On November 8, the Hands Off Venezuela campaign welcomed into its ranks the Hungarian-Venezuelan Solidarity Association (HVSA), who after a period of close collaboration and discussions had decided to join HOV. This is a welcome addition to our campaign and we look forward to stepping up the solidarity work with these comrades.
 
Hungarian - Venezuelan Solidarity Association to join HOV Print E-mail
By Hungarian - Venezuelan Solidarity Association   
Monday, 27 October 2008
The Hungarian – Venezuelan Solidarity Association (HVSA) will join the Hands off Venezuela officially, on its conference on 8 November 2008
 
Colombia: armed police kill two and wound twenty - stand-off continues Print E-mail
By Colombia Solidarity Campaign   
Wednesday, 15 October 2008
S.O.S  For the right to protest and safety of indigenous people, campesinos and cane cutter.
 
Human Rights Watch in Venezuela: Lies, Crimes and Cover-ups Print E-mail
By James Petras   
Tuesday, 07 October 2008
Human Rights Watch, a US-based group claiming to be a non-governmental organization, but which is in fact funded by government-linked quasi-private foundations and a Congressional funded political propaganda organization, the National Endowment for Democracy, has issued a report “A Decade Under Chavez: Political Intolerance and Lost Opportunities for Advancing Human Rights in Venezuela” (9/21/2008 hrw.org).
 
New Coup D'Etat Rumblings in Venezuela Print E-mail
By Stephen Lendman - Venezuelanalysis.com   
Friday, 26 September 2008
With a few months left in office, the Bush administration may be unleashing its last hurrah in Latin America. Stephen Lendman analyses the recent attempts by the U.S. government to destabilize Bolivia and Venezuela.
 
Demanding an end to US coups Print E-mail
By Paul Haste and Charley Allan - Morning Star   
Thursday, 18 September 2008
Paul Haste and Charley Allan witness London’s Latin American community and British trade unionists and MPs come together in solidarity (Morning Star, Friday September 19 2008)
 
Preparing for US invasion Print E-mail
By Charley Allan - Morning Star   
Tuesday, 16 September 2008

(Morning Star, Wednesday September 17 2008) Exactly 35 years after a CIA-orchestrated coup brought down Salvador Allende's socialist government in Chile, the political climate in Latin America is boiling over and now threatens to explode.

 
U.S. Retaliates against its Ambassador’s Expulsion from Venezuela Print E-mail
By Gregory Wilpert – Venezuelanalysis.com   
Monday, 15 September 2008
Reacting to the expulsion of its ambassador to Venezuela, the Bush administration attempted to retaliate by expelling the already withdrawn Venezuelan ambassador to the U.S.
 
Venezuelan Government to Investigate Coup Plot Print E-mail
By James Suggett - Venezuelanalysis.com   
Monday, 15 September 2008
Venezuelan President Hugo Chávez confirmed that several people have been detained for suspected involvement in a recently foiled plot to assassinate him and to take over federal government buildings.
 
Coup Plot Against Chavez Disclosed on Venezuelan TV Print E-mail
By Tamara Pearson - Venezuelanalysis.com   
Friday, 12 September 2008
On Wednesday night Mario Silva, on the program "La Hojilla" (The Razor Blade) showed a recording from an unidentified source in which various military personnel, some retired and some active, were planning a coup against Venezuelan president Hugo Chavez.
 
Chavez Orders U.S. Ambassador to Leave Venezuela Within 72 Hours Print E-mail
By Jose Orozco and Matthew Walter - Bloomberg   
Friday, 12 September 2008
Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez ordered the U.S. ambassador to leave within 72 hours, in a show of support for Bolivian President Evo Morales, who also expelled the top U.S. diplomat from his country.
 
Chávez Declares Support for Venezuelan Indigenous Occupying Ancestral Lands Print E-mail
By James Suggett - Venezuelanalysis.com   
Friday, 29 August 2008
Venezuelan President Hugo Chávez pledged decisive support Sunday for the Yukpa indigenous people who have occupied 14 large estates in the northwestern state of Zulia to demand legal title to their ancestral lands.
 
Accusations of Terrorism and Anti-Semitism Leveled by L.A. Times Print E-mail
By Venezuela Information Office   
Friday, 29 August 2008
The Los Angeles Times continued its trend of biased reporting on Venezuela yesterday, running an article that claims the radical group Hezbollah is tolerated - even supported - by the Chavez administration. Help us remind the Times that Venezuela does not support terrorism, and demand that they correct the record!
 
Solidarity with the workers of INAF, Inveval, Gotcha and MDS Print E-mail
By FRETECO   
Thursday, 28 August 2008
We have received the following appeal from the comrades of FRETECO (Revolutionary front of workers of the occupied factories) in Venezuela. The workers of one of the occupied factories, INAF, are being threatened with eviction from the factory on August 30th by the former boss. Please support workers’ control and sign this resolution! (Also in Spanish)
 
ICG Report On Venezuela Irresponsible and Dangerous Print E-mail
By Venezuela Information Office   
Thursday, 14 August 2008
International Crisis Group (ICG), issued a report on Venezuela entitled, “Venezuela: Political Reform or Regime Demise?” Considering that the ICG is recognized today as one of the leading sources for the prevention and resolution of violent conflict in the world, the report is underwhelming in the amount of factual information and objective sources it utilizes.
 
Dr. Maria Paez Victor speaks on the Venezuelan Revolution Print E-mail
By Asad Ismi   
Saturday, 19 July 2008
In Toronto, Dr. Maria Paez Victor of the Louis Riel Bolivarian Circle and a close colleague of Hands Off Venezuela, is interviewed by the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives:


 
Letter by intellectuals to Interpol regarding seized FARC computers Print E-mail
By Radio Nacional de Venezuela   
Friday, 20 June 2008
An open letter by several intellectuals to Interpol, in which they demand the retraction of the May 15, 2008 press statement about the seized FARC computers. The letter reveals several contradictions in the Interpol statement. (Also in Spanish)
 
Transparency International's wall of silence Print E-mail
By Calvin Tucker - 21st Century Socialism   
Tuesday, 17 June 2008

What would you call an organisation that when caught making false allegations, refuses to answer legitimate questions or hold an investigation? Answer: Transparency International!

 
Who pays the opposition students in Venezuela? Print E-mail
By Pablo Roldan and Mauro Vanetti   
Friday, 06 June 2008
Opposition students in Venezuela are depicted as poor victims of an authoritarian regime. The world media pick up on this and repeat the fairy tale until people start to believe it. But these students are such victims that they receive hundreds of thousands of dollars in the form of the "Milton Friedman Liberty Prize". Friedman's Chicago Boys were also advisers to Pinochet, no doubt also seen as a "victim" by these people.
 
Big Stakes in Venezuela’s November Regional Elections Print E-mail
By Kiraz Janicke & Federico Fuentes, venezuelanalysis.com   
Wednesday, 04 June 2008
The democratic primaries held by the 5.7-million-strong United Socialist Party of Venezuela (PSUV) on June 1, to choose candidates for the November 23 regional elections for mayors and governors, are crucial for re-engaging and revitalising the grassroots of the Chavista movement to push the revolution forward.
 
Boris the Barbarian scraps London-Caracas oil deal Print E-mail
By HOV reporters   
Friday, 30 May 2008
A few days ago London's Tory mayor, Boris Johnson, scrapped the discounted oil deal with the Venezuelan government which allowed half price bus fares for Londoners on income support.
 
Controversy Erupts Over Nominations for PSUV Candidacies in Venezuela Print E-mail
By Kiraz Janicke - Venezuelanalysis.com   
Thursday, 29 May 2008
Controversies erupted in the past few days over the nomination process for candidates for the upcoming November gubernatorial and mayoral elections. One of these controversies, involving a popular mayor who wants to run for governor of his state was resolved following President Chavez's intervention.
 
United Socialist Party of Venezuela Gets Ready to Choose Candidates for Regional Elections Print E-mail
By Kiraz Janicke - Venezuelanalysis.com   
Thursday, 29 May 2008
The United Socialist Party of Venezuela (PSUV) is set to organize a 300,000 strong network of “permanent mobilization” to carry out political activity “including the defense of Venezuelan sovereignty,” according to Darío Vivas, head of the PSUV’s Events and Mobilization Commission.
 
Collective Contract and Nationalization Finalized at Venezuela’s Steel Plant Print E-mail
By Kiraz Janicke - Venezuelanalysis.com   
Thursday, 15 May 2008
Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez signed a collective contract with workers at the Sidor steel plant yesterday, formalizing an agreement reached between workers and the government last week. Also, Chavez signed the law-decree for the nationalization of Sidor.
 
Chávez renationalises SIDOR - victory for the workers! Print E-mail
By Jorge Martin - International Secretary Hands Off Venezuela   
Wednesday, 16 April 2008
On the 9th of April, Venezuelan vice-president Ramon Carrizalez announced the decision of President Chávez to renationalise the giant steel plant SIDOR. The decision was taken as the Argentinean-Italian multinational group Techint refused to make concessions to the workers in the collective bargaining agreement.
 
First ever HOV meeting in Egypt! Print E-mail
By Erik Demeester, HOV Belgium   
Monday, 07 April 2008
The Hands Off Venezuela stall at the Cairo Conference held recently attracted a lot of interest. There was also a well-participated meeting which has opened up the possibility of launching HOV in Egypt.
 
Venezuela To Nationalize Cement Industry in Order to Boost Construction Print E-mail
By James Suggett - Venezuelanalysis.com   
Monday, 07 April 2008
Venezuelan President Hugo Chávez announced Thursday that the cement industry in Venezuela will be nationalized, saying that foreign companies export cement while the Venezuelan market suffers from high prices and shortages.
 
State Sponsor of Terrorism Designation Looms for Venezuela Print E-mail
By VIO Venezuela News & Action   
Friday, 28 March 2008
There is a growing concerted campaign in the US Congress and in newspapers aimed at adding Venezuela to the list of terrorist states. This would impose a number of sanctions and actions against Venezuela and the Bolivarian revolution. Find out what you can do against the ongoing criminalisation.
 
London tribunal rules in favour of Venezuela, against Exxon Print E-mail
By Hands Off Venezuela / TeleSur / Agencies   
Tuesday, 18 March 2008
A London High Court judge on Tuesday suspended a court order which froze 12 billion dollars (7.6 billion euros) of assets owned by Venezuela state oil firm PDVSA in a dispute with US energy giant ExxonMobil.
 
Venezuela nationalises major slaughterhouse and milk company Print E-mail
By Hands Off Venezuela / YKVE Mundial / Agencies   
Monday, 17 March 2008
In a speech given during the swearing in of the new national leadership of the Socialist United Party of Venezuela (PSUV), president Chávez announced the nationalisation of the country's largest chain of slaughterhouses and of a milk company, as part of a plan to struggle against food sabotage.
 
More than Fifty Arrested in Steel Worker Strike Clashes Print E-mail
By Kiraz Janicke Venezuelanalysis.com   
Monday, 17 March 2008
Unionists have rejected the actions of 120 functionaries of the National Guard and 60 police who attacked and broke up protest of workers from the Argentine controlled Ternium Sidor steel plant, who were blocking the principle avenue of Cuidad Guayana, early Friday.
 
Venezuelan Steel Workers Extend Sidor Strike Print E-mail
By Kiraz Janicke Venezuelanalysis.com   
Monday, 17 March 2008
Thousands of workers at Venezuela's largest steelmaker, Argentine-controlled Ternium Sidor, extended a 48-hour strike that started late Wednesday to 80 hours today, as part of a dispute for a collective contract that has dragged out for 13 months.
 
The Facts on the Andean Conflict and What You Can Do Print E-mail
By VIO Venezuela News & Action   
Thursday, 06 March 2008
Last weekend, the Colombian government led a military attack on the FARC in Ecuadorean territory, killing more than 20 persons including a key FARC negotiator involved in recent hostage releases. Since then, most news coverage has focused on the reactions of Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez and to a lesser extent Ecuadorean President Rafael Correa, excluding the actions of the Colombian military and its president.
 
Colombia Assassinates FARC Leader, Violating Ecuador's Sovereignty Print E-mail
By Luis Granados Ceja - HOV Canada   
Wednesday, 05 March 2008
In an early morning attack on March 1, 2008 Colombian military forces made an incursion into Ecuadorian territory and murdered several FARC-EP guerrillas, including spokesperson Raúl Reyes. The goal of this operation was to undermine the progress that had been made with Colombia’s government and the FARC-EP as a result of Chávez’s mediation efforts.
 
Hands off Venezuela invited to the Connolly Festival in Ireland Print E-mail
By P. Bowman in Dublin   
Wednesday, 05 March 2008
This year the Connolly Festival took place on the 22nd and 23rd of February. It included sessions with guest speakers on the US elections and the role of the democrats, the "shock doctrine" and alternatives to privatisations and disaster capitalism, alternatives within the student movement in Ireland, and the model for change that Venezuela represents.
 
Chavez: “Colombia is the Israel of Latin America.” Print E-mail
By Chris Carlson Venezuelanalysis.com   
Monday, 03 March 2008
Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez labeled Colombia the "Israel of Latin America" yesterday after the Colombian military made an illegal cross border attackr in Ecuador, the Venezuelan leader called Colombia a "terrorist state," and gave orders to mobilize troops on the Venezuelan-Colombian border.
 
The Legacy of Caracazo - 19 Years on Print E-mail
By George Ciccariello-Maher   
Wednesday, 27 February 2008

19 years ago, on February 27th 1989, a spontaneous uprising on the streets of Venezuela as a direct result of IMF polices was violently repressed. In what became known as the Caracazo, thousands were murdered by the government of Carlos Andrés Pérez. To commemorate this crucial event in the history of the Bolivarian Revolution, here we re-publish the following article, originally available on CounterPunch this time last year.

 
Chavez continues push to increase food production Print E-mail
By Chris Carlson - Venezuelanalysis.com   
Tuesday, 26 February 2008
Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez continued to focus on the nation's agricultural production detailing the government policies that are resulting in higher national food production, during his Sunday TV and radio program Aló Presidente.
 
Exxon Is Demanding Ten Times its Investment, Says Venezuelan Oil Minister Print E-mail
By James Suggett - Venezuelanalysis.com   
Monday, 18 February 2008
The maximum compensation Exxon should receive for its nationalized stake in the Orinoco River belt project is $1.2 billion, which is a tenth of Exxon's claim to $12 billion of PDVSA's assets, which were temporarily frozen, said Venezuelan Minister of Energy and Petroleum, Rafael Ramírez, on Thursday.
 
United Socialist Party of Venezuela Declaration in Support of Chavez Print E-mail
By PSUV delegates   
Monday, 18 February 2008
In the face of the empire's counterrevolutionary campaign United Socialist Party of Venezuela (PSUV) manifests its support for the Bolivarian government and Commandante Chavez.
 
Canadian indigenous leaders plan to invite Chavez to visit Canada Print E-mail
By Hands Off Venezuela   
Friday, 15 February 2008
The Montreal Coordinator for the HOV campaign, Lorenzo Fiorito sent us these news stories and thought that they would be of interest to readers of the HOV site.
 
Chavez Threatens to Nationalize Nestle and Parmalat Plants in Venezuela Print E-mail
By James Suggett - Venezuelanalysis.com   
Thursday, 14 February 2008
Venezuelan President Hugo Chávez threatened to nationalize the milk factories of Nestle and Parmalat, accusing the transnational food companies of bribing producers and leaving the network of state-owned and cooperative milk processing plants without the product.
 
Anti-Semitism or Anti-Imperialism in Venezuela? Print E-mail
By James Suggett – Venezuelanalysis.com   
Thursday, 14 February 2008
When the recent accusations of government-sponsored anti-Semitism are thoroughly investigated, it is revealed that in the majority of cases, the strongly anti-imperialist political sentiments of Venezuelan social movements are erroneously conflated with anti-Semitism.
 
Exxon will Never Again Steal from Venezuela Says Chavez Print E-mail
By Kiraz Janicke - Venezuelanalysis.com   
Thursday, 14 February 2008
Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez classified the intention of the worlds largest oil company, ExxonMobil, to freeze assets of state-owned Venezuelan oil company Petróleos de Venezuela (PDVSA), as part of a US government backed "economic war".
 
Malaysia: PSM supports Chavez in building socialism Print E-mail
By Parti Sosialis Malaysia (PSM)   
Thursday, 07 February 2008
Leaders of the Socialist Party of Malaysia met up with Venezuela's Ambassador, Manuel Guzm'an and First secretary, Carlos J. Paez to express their continues support on the Revolutionary efforts undertaken by Chavez in his move to build Socialism in the 21st century.
 
National Government will execute Law against Hoarding and Speculation Print E-mail
By Agencia Bolivariana de Noticias   
Friday, 01 February 2008
The Government of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela will execute the Law against Hoarding and Speculation for those businessmen trying to create an irregular situation with the food chain products.
 
Grass-roots Chávismo awakes Print E-mail
By Reinaldo Iturriza López   
Friday, 01 February 2008
Letting the grassroots lead is the only way forward from the referendum defeat, says Reinaldo Iturriza López.
 
Controversial Labor Leader is Fired from State Oil Company Print E-mail
By Kiraz Janicke - Venezuelanalysis.com   
Friday, 01 February 2008
Venezuelan union leader Orlando Chirino classified his dismissal from state owned oil company PDVSA, as an act of ‘discrimination and political persecution" this week.
 
5,000 tons of food was seized during 2008 Print E-mail
By Agencia Bolivariana de Noticias   
Wednesday, 30 January 2008
Around 5000 tons of food has been seized during year 2008, as part of the operative Food Sovereignty Plan carried out by the National Guard and other organisms of the Venezuelan State, The plan is aimed at struggling against contraband and hoarding.
 
PSUV candidates for next electoral elections will be chosen by the grass roots Print E-mail
By Agencia Bolivariana de Noticias   
Wednesday, 30 January 2008
Socialist political party PSUV's national coordinator, Jorge Rodriguez, said Monday that the PSUV Foundational Congress will established the tools to select the candidates that will be chosen by the grass roots.
 
Draft Program and Principles of the United Socialist Party of Venezuela Print E-mail
By Presidential Commission to Organize the PSUV   
Thursday, 24 January 2008
Convened on January 12, 2008, some 1,676 congress delegates elected from almost 15,000 socialist battalions - local units of the PSUV - will discuss and debate this draft program, as well as the proposed priniciples and statutes of the new party, over the next two months.
 
The spirit lives on - Interview with Guadalupe Rodriguez Print E-mail
By Tom Templeton - The Observer   
Thursday, 24 January 2008
Here we publish an article from The Observer about Guadalupe Rodriguez, from the Coordinadora Simón Bolivar in Caracas, who attended the Hands off Venezuela National Conference in November last year.
 
Venezuelan Grassroots Groups Push For A United Movement Print E-mail
By Michael Fox - Venezuelanalysis.com   
Wednesday, 23 January 2008
This weekend, pro-Chavez grassroots social movements transformed the reflection after the loss of the constitutional reform into action, and held an unprecedented 2-day long grassroots assembly with the goal of building a unified agenda.
 
Venezuelan Government Closes 75 Food Vendors in Aragua State Print E-mail
By Agencia Bolivariana de Noticias   
Monday, 21 January 2008

Venezuela’s National Consumer Protection and Education Institute (Indecu) closed 75 food vendors.

The measure was taken in most cases because of speculation in food sales.

 
Venezuelan Government Seizes and Sells 10 Tons of Poultry in Falcón State Print E-mail
By Agencia Bolivariana de Noticias   
Monday, 21 January 2008

This Friday Venezuela’s National Consumer Protection and Education Institute confiscated a total of 10 tons of chicken. The product was then sold at a regulated price.

This is part of a government effort to counter speculation and corporate resistance against price regulations.

 
Chavez Inaugurates Founding Congress of New Socialist Party of Venezuela Print E-mail
By Kiraz Janicke and Federico Fuentes - Venezuelanalysis.com   
Tuesday, 15 January 2008
Over one year after he first proposed the formation of the United Socialist Party of Venezuela (PSUV), Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez opened the founding congress of the new party on Saturday.
 
Venezuela: Reality versus reporting Print E-mail
By Patrick Leet   
Tuesday, 18 December 2007
The corporate media are spinning the reform referendum defeat beyond all recognition. Patrick Leet sorts the facts from the fantasy.
 
Opinions & Analysis: Venezuelan Constitutional Reform Print E-mail
By Hands Off Venezuela   
Wednesday, 05 December 2007
Here we link to some prominent Opinions and Analysis about the defeat in Venezuelan Constitutional Reform.
 
Chavez: Defeat in Venezuelan Constitutional Reform is “For Now” Print E-mail
By Gregory Wilpert – Venezuelanalysis.com   
Tuesday, 04 December 2007
Venezuela's President Chavez gave a historic concession speech Sunday night. For the first time in nine years, after winning twelve nation-wide electoral contests, Chavez had to concede defeat, using his trademark phrase "for now."
 
PSUV activists meet to plan referendum campaign Print E-mail
By Darrall Cozens, Caracas   
Tuesday, 13 November 2007
A red sea of elected PSUV representatives greeted Chávez at the Caracas Poliedro on November 6th. They were there to launch the campaign for the constitutional reform referendum. Darral Cozens, a Hands Off Venezuela activist from Britain was also there.
 
Opposition violence at Venezuelan university - What really happened at the UCV Print E-mail
By Rodrigo Trompiz and Jorge Martin (with eyewitness information from Caracas)   
Thursday, 08 November 2007
According to eyewitness reports from Hands Off Venezuela members, violence broke out yesterday in Caracas when opposition students arrived back from a peaceful demonstration against the proposed constitutional reforms (with pictures and video).
 
Grassroots Group Celebrates Delay of Game Attacking Venezuela Print E-mail
By Venezuela Solidarity Network   
Thursday, 04 October 2007
Pandemic Studios announced on Sept. 24, 2007 that it is delaying the release of its new video game Mercenaries 2: World at War which is set in Venezuela. Pandemics' planned release of Mercenaries 2 in time for the 2007 holiday buying season had created worldwide controversy since the story line involved a mercenary invasion of Venezuela when "a dictator messes with the oil supply."
 
Health System Performance in Venezuela: A Triumph of the Bolivarian Revolution Print E-mail
By Gemma Salvetti and Francesco Merli - www.handsoffvenezuela.org   
Friday, 21 September 2007
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.
 
Opposition Protestors Attack Venezuelan Regional Newspaper Print E-mail
By Kiraz Janicke – Venezuelanalysis.com   
Friday, 21 September 2007
Venezuelan opposition protestors violently attacked the offices of privately owned Venezuelan regional daily, Panorama, on Monday, with the aim of shutting the newspaper down.
 
Boris Johnson under fire from Venezuela campaigners Print E-mail
By Charley Allan - Morning Star   
Friday, 14 September 2007
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."
 
Venezuelan Oil Deal to Aid Low-Income Londoners Print E-mail
By Chris Carlson - Venezuelanalysis.com   
Monday, 03 September 2007
Thanks to a deal between the Venezuelan government and the mayor of London, the English capital began offering half-price bus fares to poor residents of the city this week. The plan to supply the city with discounted oil will allow 250,000 of the poorest residents of London to more easily use public transport.
 
The Old Iran-Contra Death Squad Gang is Desperate to Discredit Chavez Print E-mail
By John Pilger   
Friday, 17 August 2007
Democracy and hope in Latin America have been revived by Venezuela's leader. But the forces allied against him are formidable says John Pilger in The Guardian
 
Unified Socialist Party of Venezuela Prepares to Elect Congress Delegates Print E-mail
By Kiraz Janicke – Venezuelanalysis.com   
Monday, 13 August 2007
The formation of the new Unifiedd Socialist Party of Venezuela (PSUV) is well underway. The founding congress, which will discuss the political program and statutes of the new party, is scheduled to begin in September and to conclude in December.
 
United Socialist Party of Venezuela Enters New Phase Print E-mail
By Hands Off Venezuela   
Friday, 29 June 2007
The formation of the new United Socialist Party of Venezuela (PSUV) entered its second phase this past weekend as officials and party militants met for the National Meeting of Candidates for PSUV Militants in Caracas. Record numbers of Venezuelans have registered to be members of the new party.
 
[AUDIO, VIDEO] Lebowitz, Socialism of the 21st Century, Build it Now in Venezuela Event in Toronto Print E-mail
By Hands Off Venezuela Canada   
Tuesday, 19 June 2007
On Sunday 17th June, Marxist writer Michael Lebowitz spoke to an audience of just over 100 in Toronto. It was a very successful event, meant to promote Lebowitz's new book Build it Now.
 
Chavez Accuses U.S. of a “Soft Coup” Attempt in Venezuela Print E-mail
By Gregory Wilpert – Venezuelanalysis.com   
Monday, 11 June 2007
Chavez accused the Venezuelan opposition and the U.S. of planning a "soft coup with a slow fuse," using the same method that has been applied in various eastern European countries in the past few years.
 
Who's Pulling the Strings? - Behind Venezuela's "Student Rebellion" Print E-mail
By George Ciccariello-Maher - CounterPunch   
Monday, 11 June 2007
In response to the Venezuelan governments non-renewal of RCTV's broadcasting license, a concession which expired on May 27th at midnight, a new student movement emerged that has since grabbed headlines domestically and internationally. But it's worth asking: who are "the students," and what do they represent?
 
Repression of Venezuela discussion in Indonesia highlights hypocrisy of West over freedom of speech Print E-mail
By Ted Sprague   
Friday, 08 June 2007
In the midst of the hue and cry over the non-renewal of RCTV’s license in Venezuela, freedom of speech is being blatantly violated in other parts of the world. In Indonesia, an event to discuss Marta Harnecker’s book ‘Understanding the Venezuelan Revolution’ was disrupted through intimidations by the police and hooligans.
 
Venezuela’s President Chavez Tells Pope to Apologize to Indigenous Peoples Print E-mail
By Chris Carlson - Venezuelanalysis.com   
Wednesday, 23 May 2007
Venezuela’s President Hugo Chavez called on Pope Benedict XVI to apologize to the indigenous people of Latin America for his comments on the supposedly benign evangelization of the region.
 
United Socialist Party of Venezuela Holds Membership Drive Print E-mail
By Chris Carlson - Venezuelanalysis.com   
Monday, 07 May 2007
Thousands of Venezuelans came out yesterday in Caracas and in four other Venezuelan states to register for the new United Socialist Party of Venezuela. To emphasize the importance of the new party, President Hugo Chavez canceled his weekly TV program Aló Presidente yesterday in order to register himself in the new party.
 
Venezuela Strengthens Support for Industry, Announces Possible Nationalizations Print E-mail
By Chris Carlson - Venezuelanalysis.com   
Friday, 04 May 2007
Venezuelan President Hugo Chávez announced the possibility of new nationalizations, including private banks and the steel industry, at an event to celebrate the industrial program Fábrica Adentro yesterday. The purpose of the event was the granting of funding to 49 different "productive companies" with the intention of reactivating and expanding national industry.
 
The U.S.’'War on Democracy' - Interview with John Pilger Print E-mail
By Pablo Navarrete – Venezuelanalysis.com   
Tuesday, 01 May 2007
In a career that has produced more than 55 television documentaries, Pilger's first major film for the cinema, The War on Democracy, will be released in the United Kingdom on May 11, 2007. Pilger spent several weeks filming in Venezuela and The War on Democracy contains an exclusive interview with Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez.
 
Formation of the United Socialist Party of Venezuela Moves Forward Print E-mail
By Chris Carlson - Venezuelanalysis.com   
Monday, 23 April 2007
Venezuela President Hugo Chávez took another step on Thursday in the formation of the Unified Socialist Party of Venezuela (PSUV). The President presided over the swearing in of thousands of new "promoters" of the party at an event in Caracas.
 
The 47-Hour Coup That Changed Everything Print E-mail
By Gregory Wilpert – Venezuelanalysis.com   
Monday, 16 April 2007
For the fifth anniversary of the defeat of the April 11-13 coup attempt, the most complete account of what happened and an examination of the most pressing questions around the events of those days.
 
Against Party Bureaucracy: Venezuela's PSUV and Socialism from Below Print E-mail
By George Ciccariello-Maher - MRZine   
Thursday, 29 March 2007
George Ciccariello-Maher describes the current debates regarding the formation of the new Socialist United Party of Venezuela (PSUV), and argues that "Despite talk of "crisis," the unwillingness of PODEMOS to embrace this process unreservedly might end up being their final gift to the revolution.".
 
Chavez Launches Formation of Unified Socialist Party of Venezuela Print E-mail
By Chris Carlson - Venezuelanalysis.com   
Tuesday, 27 March 2007
In front of more than two thousand "promoters" for the Unified Socialist Party of Venezuela yesterday, President Hugo Chávez called for all the political parties that support him to unite behind the new party. These "promoters" will carry out the first stage in the formation of a united pro-government party by the end of the year.
 
Why Aren't You in a Hurry, Comrade? Print E-mail
By Michael A. Lebowitz - Monthly Review   
Friday, 02 February 2007
"What's the rationale for allowing Chavez to govern by decree?" Why such a "precipitous approach"? As the apparent resident apologist (or, let's just say, on-site interpreter) for the Bolivarian Revolution, I get questions like this regularly from friends who don't know much about Venezuela but do know what they don't like (from reading the always unbiased and objective capitalist press). Mike Lebowitz.
 
There can be no democracy while the media remain in capitalist hands Print E-mail
By Fernando Buen Abad Domínguez   
Friday, 19 January 2007
Fernando Buen Abad Domínguez in Argentina raises the issue of creating a socialist, a people’s media network at the service of the working class to counter the lies and distortions of the bourgeois media in Venezuela and internationally.
 
Released Telesur reporter fears for his life Print E-mail
By Prensa Latina (www.plenglish.com)   
Thursday, 11 January 2007
Despite being freed for lack of evidence against him over the apparent crimes of rebellion and terrorism, Freddy Muñoz, a correspondent for multinational TV channel Telesur in Colombia, fears for his life.
 
Chavez announces radical measures against capitalism in Venezuela Print E-mail
By Fred Weston - www.marxist.com   
Thursday, 11 January 2007
At the swearing in of his new government, Hugo Chavez announced radical new measures, including an enabling law that would allow for the nationalisation of key sectors of the economy.
 
Chavez Sworn In to Second Full Term as Venezuela’s President Print E-mail
By Gregory Wilpert – Venezuelanalysis.com   
Thursday, 11 January 2007
Venezuela’s President Hugo Chavez was sworn in to his second full term as President, promising to dedicate himself to the construction of Venezuelan socialism.
 
Chavez Announces Nationalizations, Constitutional Reform for Socialism in Venezuela Print E-mail
By Gregory Wilpert – Venezuelanalysis.com   
Tuesday, 09 January 2007
During the swearing-in ceremony of his new cabinet, Venezuela’s President Chavez announced a series of dramatic new measures for moving ahead in establishing 21st century socialism in Venezuela. 
 
Venezuelan Government Will Not Renew “Coup-Plotting” TV Station’s License Print E-mail
By Gregory Wilpert - Venezuelanalysis.com   
Thursday, 04 January 2007
In a controversial decision, President Chavez announced last week that the broadcast license of the oppositional TV station RCTV, which expires in May of this year, will not be renewed.
 
Chavez calls for United Socialist Party of Venezuela Print E-mail
By Michael A. Lebowitz - Monthly Review   
Monday, 18 December 2006
In a major speech on Frida, December 15, Chávez called for the formation of a new United Socialist Party of Venezuela, which, he said, was going to be the most democratic party in the history of the country.
 
Chavez wins "Person of the Year" poll ... Time magazine ignores result Print E-mail
By Hands Off Venezuela   
Monday, 18 December 2006
A few days ago, Time Magazine announced the winner of its annual "Person of the Year" award. Hugo Chavez had won Time's online poll by a wide margin and got 35% of the votes.
 
The Opposition’s Historical Concession and the Road Ahead for Venezuela Print E-mail
By Gregory Wilpert - Venezuelanalysis.com   
Thursday, 14 December 2006
Opposition candidate Manuel Rosales's concession was of historical importance for Venezuela because it was the first time in nearly eight years someone in Venezuela's opposition admitted defeat. This opens the way for deepening the revolution and for confronting internal demons.
 
More on Election Day in Caracas Print E-mail
By John Peterson in Venezuela   
Wednesday, 13 December 2006
Election Day in Caracas went by in a whir of activity, reports, discussions, neighborhoods visited, fireworks and rain. Since then, we’ve had a chance to sit back and discuss the day’s events and come to some general conclusions.
 
Pinochet Escapes Justice in Death but Allende's Spirit Lives on in Latin America Print E-mail
By Roberto Navarrete - Red Pepper Venezuela Blog   
Wednesday, 13 December 2006
Roberto Navarrete argues that for the jubilant crowds in Santiago who celebrated the death of Pinochet, more than the death of Pinochet, theirs was a celebration of the memory of Allende's martyrdom and his ideals of democratic socialism.
 
Chavez Officially Proclaimed President-Elect for 2007-2013 Print E-mail
By Michael Fox - Venezuelanalysis.com   
Wednesday, 06 December 2006
With a large crowd of supporters outside, Hugo Rafael Chavez Frias was officially proclaimed President-elect of Venezuela for "the next 6 years", yesterday morning, with 7,161,637 votes, 62.89% of the total.
 
Chavistas Flood Caracas as Venezuela’s Chávez Closes Campaign Print E-mail
By Steven Mather - Venezuelanalysis.com   
Tuesday, 28 November 2006
The now famous sea of red turned into an ocean on Sunday, as hundreds of thousands of Chavistas filled the streets and made their way towards Avenida Bolívar, the street where Chávez was to make his final pitch to voters.
 
Telesur Correspondent Arrested by Colombia Upon his Return from Venezuela Print E-mail
By Steven Mather - Venezuelanalysis.com   
Thursday, 23 November 2006
Telesur journalist Fredy Muñoz Altamiranda was detained Sunday by Colombian security forces on charges of "rebellion and terrorism." Muñoz was detained by the Colombian Administrative Department of Security (DAS) as he returned to Colombia, where he is a Telesur correspondent, from a visit to Venezuela.
 
“We Need a Profound Transformation of the Foreign Ministry” - Interview with Nicolas Maduro Print E-mail
By www.aporrea.org   
Monday, 16 October 2006
Nicolás Maduro Moros, recently named Foreign Minister of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, comes to his post at a moment in which Venezuela is intensifying its foreign policy agenda and is deeply involved in a battle to win a seat as a non-permanent member of the United Nations Security Council.
 
Chavez interviewed on US TV show Print E-mail
By Tavis Smiley - Late night on PBS   
Wednesday, 04 October 2006
During his visit to the US to attend the United Nations General Assembly, Venezuelan president Hugo Chavez was interviewed on Tavis Smiley TV show on PBS (also available as audio and video files on the show's site)
 
The Sound and Fury - Time magazine interviews Chavez Print E-mail
By Tim Padgett -Time.com   
Wednesday, 04 October 2006
During his visit to the US to attend the United Nations General Assembly, Venezuelan president Hugo Chavez gave an interview to Time magazine in which he justified his attacks on George Bush and his foreign policy. He also explained how he started supporting the idea of a Third Way, but became convinced Capitalism is the road to hell and the way forward is socialism. 
 
Two interviews with president Chavez in the US Print E-mail
By Hands Off Venezuela   
Wednesday, 04 October 2006
During his visit to the US to attend the United Nations General Assembly, Venezuelan president Hugo Chavez gave two interviews in which he explained his attacks on George Bush and his foreign policy and stressed that he is not anti-American but rather anti-imperialist. The first interview was with Time magazine (The Sound & The Fury) and the second on Tavis Smiley TV show on PBS (also available as audio and video files on the show's site)
 
Venezuelan Foreign Minister in Temporary Police Custody in New York Print E-mail
By Venezuelanalysis.com   
Sunday, 24 September 2006
Venezuela's Foreign Minister Nicolas Maduro was taken into custody at New York City's JFK international airport today, where he was seeking to board a flight back to Venezuela. He was released only after UN officials came to his aid. Venezuela promised to file a formal complaint with the UN about the incident.
 
Chavez press conference at UN Print E-mail
By Venezuelan Embassy US - www.embavenez-us.org   
Thursday, 21 September 2006
This is a partial transcript of the press conference Chavez gave after his speech at the UN. He spoke about the elections in Mexico, the role of women in the revolution, how peace in the Middle East can only come through justice, how the UN cannot be reformed, etc. (Video in English - real media) (Audio en español) (Texto en Español)
 
Chavez's speech at the United Nations Print E-mail
By Hands Off Venezuela   
Wednesday, 20 September 2006
chavez_unFull transcript of the speech by Venezuelan President Hugo Chávez to the United Nations Assembly, on September 20, 2006. " [Bush ] you are going to live the rest of your days as a nightmare because the rest of us are standing up, all those who are rising up against American imperialism,[...] Yes, you can call us extremists, but we are rising up against the empire, against the model of domination."  (Video in Spanish and English in three parts: 1, 2, 3) (Texto en español) (Audio en español - mp3 25min 3.45Mb)
 
Chavez of Arabia? Winning Arab Hearts and Minds Print E-mail
By Dima Khatib - aljazeera.net   
Wednesday, 06 September 2006
Today on many Arabic internet sites one can read comments such as: "I am Palestinian but my president is Chavez, not Abu Mazen." Or: "I don't want to be an Arab. From now on I shall be Venezuelan." On the other hand, the solidarity with Arab causes is widely shared by most Venezuelans, and also by most Latin Americans, especially the poor.
 
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