Tuesday, March 01, 2005
US-VENEZUELA CONFRONTATION
Disarming Latin America
Venezuela Denounces At UN U.S. Intrusion on Its Internal Affairs
Chavez to suspend oil exports to US in case of assassination attempt
Mr. Chavez feels Venezuela's future is certainly not with the USA
Now that Venezuela has signed bilateral oil agreements with Iran, Russia and China, Jorge Boosh is seeing red. George takes these sovereign acts as a declaration of war -- of open terrorism, as being sufficient evidence to include Venezuela in the coming holocaust of the “axis of evil.”
The final stroke will come this year when President Chavez switches to the Petro-Euro, or creates a Latin American currency.
Venezuela's Chavez Says U.S. Plotting to Kill Him
Venezuela-Colombia and the White House
Suggestions of an assassination should not surprise anybody
Eleazar Diaz Rangel, the editor of the Venezuelan newspaper Ultimas Noticias, reflects on the diplomatic resolution of the crisis between Venezuela and Colombia over the kidnapping of Colombian guerrilla leader Rodrigo Granda, in which U.S. pressures to Latin American countries were either ignored or rejected.
Chavez: Kill me and oil stops
Verbal 'dirty war' outbreaks between USA and Venezuela
President Hugo Chavez says Washington is plotting to kill him, while the US dismisses allegations as wild
Kill Venezuela's Chavez?
A spectre stalks the Americas
Is the United States' nightmare of “a second Cuba” coming true in Venezuela?
Venezuela Steps up anti-Isolationist Campaign Warning
Venezuela Says U.S. Charges Prelude to 'Attack'
Venezuela Repeats Allegations of Plot to Kill Chavez
Colombians Reject US Provocation against Cuba
Venezuela Stands Firm Says Official in Cuba
In the future, the US can expect little cooperation from Venezuela
You cannot fault China for taking advantage of Washington’s shortcomings ... they want Latin American resources and have plenty of dollars in hand to back their desires.
Venezuela eyes U.S. military on Curacao
CARACAS, Venezuela (AP) -- Venezuela's navy is taking a close look at the American military presence on the nearby island of Curacao to determine the intention of U.S. operations there, Venezuela's navy commander said Monday.
USA charts roadmap to change OAS Democratic Charter vs. Venezuela
The USA government, the newspaper reports, has already started to move its pieces, leading up to next July’s OAS General Assembly aimed at penalizing States that "gradually break away from democracy."
Differences Between US and Venezuela Can Be Resolved Says Venezuela’s Foreign Minister
Venezuela Denounces At UN U.S. Intrusion on Its Internal Affairs
Chavez to suspend oil exports to US in case of assassination attempt
Mr. Chavez feels Venezuela's future is certainly not with the USA
Now that Venezuela has signed bilateral oil agreements with Iran, Russia and China, Jorge Boosh is seeing red. George takes these sovereign acts as a declaration of war -- of open terrorism, as being sufficient evidence to include Venezuela in the coming holocaust of the “axis of evil.”
The final stroke will come this year when President Chavez switches to the Petro-Euro, or creates a Latin American currency.
Venezuela's Chavez Says U.S. Plotting to Kill Him
Venezuela-Colombia and the White House
Suggestions of an assassination should not surprise anybody
Eleazar Diaz Rangel, the editor of the Venezuelan newspaper Ultimas Noticias, reflects on the diplomatic resolution of the crisis between Venezuela and Colombia over the kidnapping of Colombian guerrilla leader Rodrigo Granda, in which U.S. pressures to Latin American countries were either ignored or rejected.
Chavez: Kill me and oil stops
Verbal 'dirty war' outbreaks between USA and Venezuela
President Hugo Chavez says Washington is plotting to kill him, while the US dismisses allegations as wild
Kill Venezuela's Chavez?
A spectre stalks the Americas
Is the United States' nightmare of “a second Cuba” coming true in Venezuela?
Venezuela Steps up anti-Isolationist Campaign Warning
Venezuela Says U.S. Charges Prelude to 'Attack'
Venezuela Repeats Allegations of Plot to Kill Chavez
Colombians Reject US Provocation against Cuba
Venezuela Stands Firm Says Official in Cuba
In the future, the US can expect little cooperation from Venezuela
You cannot fault China for taking advantage of Washington’s shortcomings ... they want Latin American resources and have plenty of dollars in hand to back their desires.
Venezuela eyes U.S. military on Curacao
CARACAS, Venezuela (AP) -- Venezuela's navy is taking a close look at the American military presence on the nearby island of Curacao to determine the intention of U.S. operations there, Venezuela's navy commander said Monday.
USA charts roadmap to change OAS Democratic Charter vs. Venezuela
The USA government, the newspaper reports, has already started to move its pieces, leading up to next July’s OAS General Assembly aimed at penalizing States that "gradually break away from democracy."
Differences Between US and Venezuela Can Be Resolved Says Venezuela’s Foreign Minister
CHAVEZ BLASTS US CORPORATIONS
Venezuela tax agency shuts down Coca-Cola operations
Update 2: Venezuela Agency Closes Coke Operations
Coke hit by Venezuela's tax war
Venezuela's tax authorities have ordered a 48-hour closure of Coca Cola's bottling plants for allegedly not following tax rules.
Bush Faces Battle Over C. American Trade
Update 2: Venezuela Agency Closes Coke Operations
Coke hit by Venezuela's tax war
Venezuela's tax authorities have ordered a 48-hour closure of Coca Cola's bottling plants for allegedly not following tax rules.
Bush Faces Battle Over C. American Trade
VENEZUELA-BRAZIL ALLIANCE
Brazilian President Meets with Chavez in Venezuela
Brazil and Venezuela Sign Cooperation Accords
Lula and Chavez to Boost Alliance
Alliance with Venezuela and Rapprochement to Caribbean, Lula´s Tour
Venezuela and Brazil Presidents Advance in the Road to Integration
Venezuela, Brazil seal "strategic alliance"
Brazil deal spurs fears of Chávez arms race
Brazil and Venezuela Sign Cooperation Accords
Lula and Chavez to Boost Alliance
Alliance with Venezuela and Rapprochement to Caribbean, Lula´s Tour
Venezuela and Brazil Presidents Advance in the Road to Integration
Venezuela, Brazil seal "strategic alliance"
Brazil deal spurs fears of Chávez arms race
VENEZUELA OIL WARS
Venezuela Signs Renegotiated ConocoPhillips Oil Exploration Contract
By: Gregory Wilpert – Venezuelanalysis.com
Venezuela: Oil-Flush Chávez Begins to Strut His Stuff
By: Jessica Leight - COHA
• Recent arms sales could have an explosive impact on U.S.-Venezuela relations.
• Recalling Czech small arms sales to the leftist Guatemalan government in 1954, which led to a CIA-supported coup, the same could happen in Venezuela.
• Colombia and Venezuela resolve recent conflict despite no positive U.S. assistance.
• Washington’s irrelevance represents a massive diplomatic defeat, marking yet another setback to Roger Noriega’s pathetic mishandling of U.S. relations with Latin America.
• Brazil’s weapons sales to Caracas throws a protective shield around Venezuela.
Venezuela and China Keep Strengthening Economic Links
China, Iran, Russia and Venezuela are making all kinds of oil deals
This has only just begun. George Bush and the neocons have made most every nation dislike us and quite frankly, the outcome for the American people is going to be disastrous.
By: Gregory Wilpert – Venezuelanalysis.com
Venezuela: Oil-Flush Chávez Begins to Strut His Stuff
By: Jessica Leight - COHA
• Recent arms sales could have an explosive impact on U.S.-Venezuela relations.
• Recalling Czech small arms sales to the leftist Guatemalan government in 1954, which led to a CIA-supported coup, the same could happen in Venezuela.
• Colombia and Venezuela resolve recent conflict despite no positive U.S. assistance.
• Washington’s irrelevance represents a massive diplomatic defeat, marking yet another setback to Roger Noriega’s pathetic mishandling of U.S. relations with Latin America.
• Brazil’s weapons sales to Caracas throws a protective shield around Venezuela.
Venezuela and China Keep Strengthening Economic Links
China, Iran, Russia and Venezuela are making all kinds of oil deals
This has only just begun. George Bush and the neocons have made most every nation dislike us and quite frankly, the outcome for the American people is going to be disastrous.
BATTLE OF THE FARC
Rebel attacks in Colombia shake confidence in government claims it is beating the guerrillas
Colombia and Venezuela appear to end row
Violence recruits in Colombia as rebels take the offensive
More than 50 soldiers died in the last two months in clashes with Marxist guerrillas
Colombia Dismisses Arms Race with Venezuela
Venezuela's Chavez, Colombia's Uribe Say Dispute Settled
Rebels wreak havoc in Colombia
BOGOTA, Colombia (AP) -- Explosives planted in a hotel blow up, killing five people. A major TV and radio network is bombed. An electrical substation is dynamited. A bus is torched on a major highway after passengers are forcibly removed.
Uribe: Colombia Faces Battle vs. Rebels
Hard Road in Its Fight Against Leftist Rebels
By ANDREW SELSKY Associated Press Writer
Colombia in Negative
On the Opposition to Uribe’s Government and Other Affronts to the Establishment
By Laura del Castillo Matamoros
Narco News Editorial Columnist
Venezuelan Foreign Minister says Venezuela is not engaged in any arms race
Venezuela arrests key Chavez foe
Police in Venezuela say they have arrested a leader of the strike which failed to oust President Hugo Chavez two years ago.
Colombia and Venezuela appear to end row
Violence recruits in Colombia as rebels take the offensive
More than 50 soldiers died in the last two months in clashes with Marxist guerrillas
Colombia Dismisses Arms Race with Venezuela
Venezuela's Chavez, Colombia's Uribe Say Dispute Settled
Rebels wreak havoc in Colombia
BOGOTA, Colombia (AP) -- Explosives planted in a hotel blow up, killing five people. A major TV and radio network is bombed. An electrical substation is dynamited. A bus is torched on a major highway after passengers are forcibly removed.
Uribe: Colombia Faces Battle vs. Rebels
Hard Road in Its Fight Against Leftist Rebels
By ANDREW SELSKY Associated Press Writer
Colombia in Negative
On the Opposition to Uribe’s Government and Other Affronts to the Establishment
By Laura del Castillo Matamoros
Narco News Editorial Columnist
Venezuelan Foreign Minister says Venezuela is not engaged in any arms race
Venezuela arrests key Chavez foe
Police in Venezuela say they have arrested a leader of the strike which failed to oust President Hugo Chavez two years ago.
RUSSIA-VENEZUELA ARMS DEAL
With help from Russian Arms Chavez takes Venezuelan defense to grass root level
Venezuela defends arms purchase
Venezuela's Vice President Jose Vicente Rangel rejected U.S.
criticism of the deal to buy Russian military helicopters and 100,000
rifles, which he said were part of a policy to strengthen the nation's
frontier defense.....Venezuela, the world's No. 5 oil exporter, is a top
fuel supplier to the United States. But relations between Caracas and
Washington have soured since left-wing President Hugo Chavez came to
power six years ago.
US protests against Russia plans to sell arms to Venezuela
Venezuela's arms buildup worries U.S.
Chavez seeks to buy combat aircraft from Brazil
Venezuela defends arms purchase
Venezuela's Vice President Jose Vicente Rangel rejected U.S.
criticism of the deal to buy Russian military helicopters and 100,000
rifles, which he said were part of a policy to strengthen the nation's
frontier defense.....Venezuela, the world's No. 5 oil exporter, is a top
fuel supplier to the United States. But relations between Caracas and
Washington have soured since left-wing President Hugo Chavez came to
power six years ago.
US protests against Russia plans to sell arms to Venezuela
Venezuela's arms buildup worries U.S.
Chavez seeks to buy combat aircraft from Brazil
Latin America and Venezuela in Transformation
"Our people are choosing ... an alternative to neo-liberalism"
By: Marta Harnecker - Brazil de Fato
Interview with Marta Harnecker by Mário Augusto Jakobskind of Brazil de Fato, January 10, 2005
By: Marta Harnecker - Brazil de Fato
Interview with Marta Harnecker by Mário Augusto Jakobskind of Brazil de Fato, January 10, 2005
Venezuela may sell U.S. oil refineries
According to the Times, Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez, who has been at odds with the Bush administration and has in recent months moving toward increased petroleum alliances with China, signaled on Tuesday that his government was interested in selling its American oil-refining operations.
Chavez's move to sell more oil to China isn't likely to immediately divert supplies from the United States, but it hints at testing already-strained relations with the Bush administration, the Times said.
Venezuela to Sell Citgo-Owned Refineries
Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez said the government-run oil company plans to sell eight Citgo-owned refineries in U.S. territory.
Chavez's move to sell more oil to China isn't likely to immediately divert supplies from the United States, but it hints at testing already-strained relations with the Bush administration, the Times said.
Venezuela to Sell Citgo-Owned Refineries
Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez said the government-run oil company plans to sell eight Citgo-owned refineries in U.S. territory.
Venezuelan move to replace US$ with the €uro upsetting Washington more than Saddam's €uro conversion last November
While all eyes are on Iran and Syria, US action may be in Venezuela with a start of Venezuela-Colombia war from war of words
India Daily
Balaji Reddy, Special Correspondent
January 23, 2005
While all eyes are on possible American actions in Iran and Syria, the real ball game this time is happening in Venezuela-Colombia area.
Balaji Reddy, Special Correspondent
January 23, 2005
While all eyes are on possible American actions in Iran and Syria, the real ball game this time is happening in Venezuela-Colombia area.