CHÁVEZ'S HEALTH
He asks God to give him strength
President Chávez no longer a "runaway horse"
CHÁVEZ'S HEALTH. President Hugo Chávez said Friday afternoon that unfortunately he will no longer be a "runaway horse," because of his health problems.
PRISONS
Three hundred and fifty inmates have left the jail
Two dead in clashes at Caracas prison on Thursday
PRISONS. Unofficial sources reported that two people died during the violent events occurred Thursday at La Planta prison, southwest Caracas. They were inmates relatives who were protesting outside the prison located in El Paraíso neighborhood.
CHÁVEZ HEALTH
He asks God to give him strength
Chávez says he will no longer be a "runaway horse"
News This Week
Saturday May 19, 2012
Friday May 18, 2012
- Venezuela's GDP regains lost ground during recession and grows 5.6%
- President Chávez no longer a "runaway horse"
- Uribe: Colombia tries to negotiate with guerrillas through Venezuela
- Transparency Venezuela is open to investigation
- Venezuelan oil GDP grows 2.2% in the first quarter
- Two dead after clashes at Caracas prison on Thursday
- Private construction declines for ninth consecutive quarter
- Venezuelan production of iron, steel and aluminum falls
- Venezuelan oil slips to USD 104.66
- Third Unasur Energy Congress opens in Caracas
- Brazil "closely monitors" President Chávez's health
- Ex Venezuelan ambassadors reject intentions to withdraw from IACHR
- Guyana, Venezuela ponder "next steps" to negotiate
- Uribe says Chávez turned Venezuela into a drug haven
- Venezuelan imports jump to highest level in 16 years
- Four military officers killed in helicopter crash in Venezuela
Thursday May 17, 2012
- México demands protection for diplomatic office in Caracas
- Venezuelan gov't blocks the way to repatriate dividends
- UN Commission acknowledges Caracas objection to Guyana's application
- "This looks like a war zone"
- Power transmission problems are to be overcome in July
- Venezuelan economy grows 5.6% in the first quarter
- Toyota expects to produce 19,000 vehicles in Venezuela this year
- Location of powerhouses hinders adequate power supply, expert says
- Prisoners surrender and leave La Planta jail after shooting
- Three people shot in firing at La Planta prison
- Conflict in La Planta prison intensifies
- Scholars reject Venezuela's possible withdrawal from the IACHR
- Business chamber: Venezuelan GDP could climb to 7% with better policies
Wednesday May 16, 2012
- Brazilian foundation: Venezuela's business climate deteriorates
- Ambassadors have limited functions because of credentials
- Capriles vows to create 450,000 jobs for the elderly
- Colombia's meddling in domestic affairs is due to internal struggle
- Embassy of Mexico in Caracas robbed
- Fruits and veggies account for 28% of monthly food expenses
- Venezuelan Congress approves amendment to agreement with China
- Extra-budget loans soar 103.5% in a year
- VEB 5.30 per US dollar gains ground in the economy
- SMEs are to be the hardest hit by Venezuelan Labor Law
Tuesday May 15, 2012
- Pdvsa debt on loans and bond issues rises to USD 43.3 billion
- Ecuador-Venezuela binational fund grants USD 25 million for projects
- Capriles calls upon Santos and Uribe not to interfere
- Psuv leader views Uribe as Capriles' chief campaign strategist
- OPEC reports soaring Venezuelan production by 2.8%
- Uribe promises to keep on voicing his views of Venezuela
- BOA: Central Bank cash reserves are the lowest since 1997
- Replacement of presidential candidate does not affect the election date
- Seventeen slain policemen in 2012 to steal their weapons
- Venezuelan Council of State expects to take the oath
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The city of uprooting
Ivanna Chávez Idrogo was moved by a friend who affected by an unstoppable separation- one day updated his Facebook status: "Caracas, the city of farewell." This was the title and the idea of the already famous video that has spread critics, scandals and a few likes on Youtube, Twitter and other domestic media, and foreign ones, for that matter.
Chávez's Health
CHÁVEZ'S HEALTH President Hugo Chávez arrived late on Friday at Simón Bolívar International Airport
Chávez on his way back to Venezuela
CHÁVEZ'S HEALTH President Chávez said on Friday evening on his Twitter account that he departed from Havana bound for Venezuela
The Venezuelan leader has had health problems for one year
CHÁVEZ'S HEALTH On May 9, he completed one year facing health problems
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