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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).

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Over the weekend of October 26 to 27, several hundred people attended a two day conference on Worker's Management: Theory and Practice, as part of a program, "Human Development and Transformative Praxis," run by Canadian Marxist academic Michael Lebowitz at the International Miranda Center in Caracas.

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The conference of Irish Labour Youth passed a motion (no. 37) in support of the Venezuelan Revolution last Saturday, 27th October. The motion also called on Labour Youth "to build links with the Irish branch of the ‘Hands Off Venezuela Campaign’."

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The Morning Star reviews Gregory Wilpert's Changing Venezuela by Taking Power: The Policies of the Chavez Government.

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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."

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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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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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