Corn production increased almost 300% in nine years of revolution
abn.info.ve     Apr 25, 2008            

The president of the Republic, Hugo Chávez Frías, remarked this since 1999, when the Bolivarian Revolution began in the country, until today, the corn production has increased in almost 300% in the whole nation. ... This was stated by the Venezuelan president this... [read full story]                    


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Wrap - Week Ended 09/05/08

istockanalyst.com     1 hr ago          

Holdings Watch: Slow, cautious week in trading and you know things are dire when my profitable trades center around entries into the refiners and calls on (DUG), the double short energy ETF. DUG Sept $38 Calls sold up...                    

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Venezuelan president epicenter of epithets

denverpost.com     14 hrs ago          

"Pitiyanquis" is his latest slap at those who ape U.S. culture, and it's catching on. By Simon Romero The New York Times CARACAS, Venezuela — Just when Venezuelans thought they had their epithets down pat for describing...                    

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Vehicle Accident - South-America - Venezuela

rsoe.hu     Aug 20, 2008   2 related          

EDIS Number: VI-20080820-18152-VEN Date / time: 20/08/2008 03:43:31 Event: Vehicle Accident Area: South-America Country: Venezuela State/County: Barinas City: Socopo Number of Deads: 10 persons Number of Injured:17 persons...                    

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Venezuela's PDVSA to look for light crude in four states

platts.com     Aug 14, 2008          

Caracas (Platts) --14 Aug 2008 -- [Oil] Venezuela's state oil company PDVSA announced a new exploratory campaign Thursday to look specifically for lighter crudes in the states of Apure, Barinas, Guarico and Tachira. Little oil...                    

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