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Venezuela and Iran Inaugurate Binational Fund, Advance Bilateral Relations

In Caracas on Wednesday, Venezuela and Iran inaugurated a new binational development fund, signed accords that aim to boost Venezuela’s agricultural and industrial production, and called Israel’s recent declarations about Presidents Hugo Chavez of Venezuela and Mahmoud Ahmadinejad of Iran “a threat.”

Venezuela’s Reformed Communal Council Law Aims at Increasing Participation

On Tuesday the Venezuelan National Assembly passed a reform to the Community Council Law transferring the financial management of the councils from communal banks to finance commissions, and aiming to solve the problems that arose during the councils’ prolific expansion over the past three years.

Venezuelan Government Takes Over Idle Land for Food Production

Officials from the Venezuelan National Land Institute supported by the National Guard, took over 31 farms around the country on Monday, totalling 48,000 acres (19,000 hectares) of farmland.

Chavez Sets Out Strategic Lines of Debate to PSUV Congress

During an inaugural speech to the First Extraordinary Congress of the United Socialist Party of Venezuela (PSUV) on November 21, Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez raised a series of proposals to open the debate over consolidating the struggle for socialism both internationally and in Venezuela.

Venezuela’s Chavez Calls for International Organisation of Left Parties

Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez called for the formation of a “Fifth International” of left parties and social movements to confront the challenge posed by the global crisis of capitalism.

Venezuelan Government Takes Over Four Banks and Arrests Owner

The Venezuelan government has intervened in four small, but linked banks that were not complying with administrative norms, and has also arrested their main shareholder, Ricardo Fernandez, who is known as a supporter of the government.

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Washington Alters U.S. Air Force Document to Hide Intentions Behind Military Accord with Colombia

In an explicit attempt to hide Washington’s military objectives in South America, a U.S. Air Force document submitted to Congress in May 2009 that provoked deep concerns in the region has been modified and re-published on November 16, 2009.

The Instigators of War: Venezuela or the Colombian Government?

For several weeks the main Colombian media outlets have intensified their campaign against Venezuela, wanting to make the Bolivarian Republic appear as the instigator of a possible war between the two countries. They want to confuse the victim with the aggressor.

Chavez Calls for Fifth International: Decisive Lessons from Stalinism & Social Democracy

We are ready, as we have been since the beginning, in solidarity with the Cuban revolution, the Bolivarian revolution, with the experiences in Bolivia and Ecuador, to fully commit ourselves to the common fight against the imperialist attacks imperialists and to take our full place in this world anti-imperialist front.

The Food Sovereignty Movement in Venezuela, Part 2

Through their communal councils, many agricultural villages and towns are organizing to develop transportation infrastructure in order to make production economically viable.

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