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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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".

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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.

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More than 14,000 workers at Venezuela's largest steel plant, the Argentine-controlled Ternium Sidor, look set to extend a 48 hour strike Friday night, after negotiations for a collective contract, which has dragged on for almost a year, broke down.

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