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India and Venezuela: a success story

Stephen Ausherman

Charmer, from "India: in the eye of a stranger"

By Vinod Sreeharsha .- story

Q&A: Venezuela votes

Reuters

By BBC Monitoring - story

Analysis: Venezuela deeply divided by vote

Reuters

By Simon Hooper - story

Interview with Michael Rowan : "Rosales,
not Chávez, could defeat poverty in Venezuela"

El Universal

Political consultant, Michael Rowan

By El Universal - story

Venezuela Presidential Race Tightens

By Dr. Douglas E. Schoen - story

Intense Dispute in the Heart of the Southern Cone

By Raúl Zibechi - story

Chain-Gang Economics

By Walden Bello - story

The Next War

Jock McDonald

Daniel Ellsberg

By Daniel Ellsberg

Public in the Dark about Government's Plans for War in Iran - story

The Bolivian Aid Barrier

AP

Bolivian state-employed miners shout slogans demanding a solution to the conflict in their sector in the streets of La Paz, Bolivia on Tuesday, Oct. 10, 2006. Last week a two-day battle between rival bands of miners that claimed 16 lives left Bolivian populist president Evo Morales stunned into inaction being widely criticized for failing to immediately quell the violence.

By Marcela Sanchez - story

Leading change: An interview with the CEO of Eni

Paolo Scaroni, chief executive officer of Eni

By Giancarlo Ghislanzoni - story - previous stories

Reading the Gas Pump Numbers
What Do Falling Oil Prices Tell Us about War with Iran, the Elections, and Peak-Oil Theory

By Michael T. Klare .- story - previous stories

Hugo Chavez has hijacked Citgo
Chavez's Citgo Is No Friend of America

By Mac Johnson
Posted Sep 26, 2006 - story

Across Latin America, Mandarin Is in the Air

By Juan Forero - story

Stop the Oil Company Greed

By Ralph Nader - story

The Oil Depletion Protocol

"The concept of peak oil has not been widely written about. But people are talking about it now. It deserves a careful look—largely because it is almost certainly correct."

New York Times, Editorial (online), March 1, 2006

By Dr. Colin J. Campbel - story

Ethanol isn't a good answer for replacing oil

By Jeremy Cato . - story - previous stories

The Big Question: Is it possible to drill for oil without devastating the environment?

Hickerphoto.com

Alaska pipeline

By Stephen Foley - story - previous stories

The Six Faces of the Terrorist; The One Face of Bureaucracy

By Llewellyn H. Rockwell, Jr. - story

Thwarting the Airline Plot: Inside the Investigation

AP

Armed police officers with an automatic weapons stands outside of the British Airways terminal at JFK International Airport in New York, Friday, Aug. 11, 2006.

By Brian Bennet and Douglas Walleron of Time Magazine
- story

The Washington Post: With Castro ailing, America and Venezuela square off to direct Cuba's future

arcadio/www.caglecartoons.com

By PostGlobal a conversation in global issues - Moderate by David Ignatius and Fareed Zakaria / The Washington Post . - story

Leaky pipes, stingy aid slow Peru gas project

Jim Landers/ DMN /MCT

A construction crew works on a Camisea natural-gas pipeline project at a planned bridge site over a jungle ravine in Peru. The project's supporters say it will be a huge boost for Peru's economy.

By Kelly Hearn - story

Interview With Mexico's President-Elect

Mexico's president elect Felipe Calderón

By Jeffrey Kofman - story

Rodolfo Hernandez Guerrero:
The race for El Presidente

By Rodolfo Hernandez Guerrero - story - previous stories

A Summary of the crime against PDVSA

By Gustavo Coronel - story - previous stories

Crisis talks on Bolivia gas move

Bolivia's vast gas reserves are now under government control

By BBC News - story

Venezuela under Chavez :
The Path toward Dictatorship

By Roger F. Noriega - story

OPEC's Venezuela meeting to test Chavez influence

By Myra P. Saefong - story -

The Mogul of Mumbai

Mukesh Ambani, Reliance Chief

By Christopher Helman with Naazneen Karmali.- story

Remarks at the 36th Annual Washington Conference of the Council of the Americas

AP Photo/Chris Greenberg

U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice delivers remarks during the 36th Washington Conference on the Americas at the State Department in Washington, Wednesday, May 3, 2006. The conference, titled 'Creating Jobs, Building Hope: The Hemispheric Growth Agenda in a Changing World', was attended by foreign business and political leaders. (AP Photo/Chris Greenberg)

By Condoleezza Rice - story

Hugo to go?

By Jonathan Rugman /Channel 4 News, U.K.

A special report on Venezuela's extraordinary President Chavez - friend of the poor, enemy of the gringo. But is he coming off the rails? - story

Reporter's Notebook: A Visit With Daniel Ortega

www.newint.org

Ortega in the press in 1988

By Adam Housley/Fox News - story

Interview with Brazil’s President

Reuters//Ricardo Stuckert

Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva

By The Economist The following is an edited transcript of the interview on February 24th 2006, in Brazilia:- story -Previous stories

Realism and Dafur

By James Forsyth - story -Previous stories

PetroCaribe: Chavez’s Impossible Energy Program

By Emma Brossard - story

PetroCaribe: Chávez’s venturesome solution to the Caribbean oil crisis and Trinidad’s and Barbados’ ungracious riposte

Reuters

Hugo Chavez and Caribbean heads of state

By Kaia La - story

Chavez, Oil and American anxiety

The Economist
By Abid Mustafa - story

Response to the article "The End of Bolivia?"

Lupe Andrade

By Lupe Andrade - story

The End of Bolivia?

By Michael Radu - story - Previous stories

Venezuela in Mercosur: 21st Century Neoliberalism?

By Francisco Toro - story