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Brazil urges Iran to maintain talks with West
LA PAZ: Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad arrived in Bolivia for a short visit on Tuesday, the second leg of a Latin America tour of three leftist nations sympathetic to his administration.
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Venezuelans Borrow for Plastic Surgery in Hard Times
Unfazed by a recession and rampant inflation, image-conscious Venezuelans show no signs of cutting back on the facelifts, liposuction, and breast augmentation that have become de rigueur beauty treatments.
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Guyana, Venezuela to toughen drug fight
Guyana and Venezuelan authorities agreed to strengthen cooperation to combat the drug trade during a meeting in the Venezuelan capital earlier this month.
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Venezuela: No direct talks with Colombia on bases
Deputy Foreign Minister Francisco Arias Cardenas said tensions between Caracas and Bogota should be taken up by the Union of South American Nations, a 12-member organization known as Unasur.
Hugo Chavez invites Fidel Castro to Venezuela
Hugo Chavez, President of Venezuela, addresses the United Nations General Assembly at the U.N. headquarters on September 24, 2009 in New York City.
Venezuela captures wanted Colombian fugitive
Venezuelan authorities have captured a former Colombian official wanted for collaborating with outlawed right-wing paramilitary fighters.
Chavez praises Carlos the Jackal
Eds: APNewsNow. Will be led. For global distribution. CARACAS, Venezuela Hugo Chavez is defending alleged terrorist mastermind Carlos the Jackal, saying the Venezuelan imprisoned in France was a "revolutionary fighter." Chavez mentioned the Venezuelan whose real name is Ilich Sanchez Ramirez during a speech saying: "I defend him.
Ch vez calls for dieting in Caracas
A stall selling arepas, the kind of snack Hugo ChA vez has urged Venezuelans to cut out.
Venezuela: Demonstrations in Caracas Are Frequent, Often Violent
The U.S. Embassy in Caracas issued an alert reminding travelers that political demonstrations are frequent in Caracas and other cities, and in the past they have involved tear gas, gunfire and other violence.
La inseguridad is pushing the Jews out of Venezuela
Caracas, Venezuela - Esther Benchimol de Roffe arrived in Venezuela as a young bride, leaving northern Morocco more than 50 years ago to meet her groom in a prosperous foreign land.
Venezuela, Colombia spar over soldiers
Tensions mounted between rival South American nations Venezuela and Colombia on Tuesday as Caracas accused Bogota of detaining four of its soldiers in international waters.
Jose Castillo Attacked by Armed Men on Motorcycles
Buried in a story about former MLB pitcher Victor Zambrano's mother being rescued from a recent kidnapping ordeal in Venezuela is this bit of information on former Pirate Jose Castillo: Another former MLB player, Jose Castillo, was attacked by armed men on motorcycles as he left his luxury hotel in a taxi on Tuesday.
Chavez declares war on blubber
CARACAS: American imperialism remains an issue, but Hugo Chavez has identified a new threat to Venezuela's socialist revolution: obesity.
Caracas Brooklyn Gets Boozy: Caracas Brooklyn has secured their liquor...
Caracas Brooklyn has secured their liquor license, and true to their Venezuelan inspiration, has introduced a bar focusing on rum.
Venezuela Marches Against US Military Bases in Colombia
Thousand Venezuelans will join a march against the US military bases in Colombia in respond to the call of Venezuela United Socialist Party .
Caracas bar brings back hot summer nights
Published Thursday 12 November 2009 07:16pm EST. One of my least favorite aspects of winter is how quickly night falls.
Venezuelaa s Chavez Nationalizes Coffee Producers
CARACAS, Venezuela President Hugo Chavez's government on Wednesday nationalized two coffee companies, including Fama de America, one of Venezuela's largest coffee producers.
Pitcher's mother rescued after kidnapping in Venezuela
Caracas, Venezuela -- The mother of former major league pitcher Victor Zambrano has been rescued after a three-day kidnapping ordeal, Venezuelan authorities said Wednesday.
Blackouts Plague Energy-Rich Venezuela
This country may be an energy colossus, with the largest conventional oil reserves outside the Middle East and one of the world's mightiest hydroelectric systems, but that has not prevented it from enduring serious electricity and water shortages that seem only to be getting worse.
Venezuela, Iran mull gasoline deal, joint oil company
Venezuela and Iran are considering a wide-ranging energy cooperation deal that will give Iran a sanctions-busting option to import up to 20,000 barrels a day of gasoline from this Latin American country.
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