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Venezuela: Local Reactions to the Re-Election Reform

January 29, 2009 Max Ajl 0

Source: NACLA Following close on the United Socialist Party of Venezuela‘s (PSUV) electoral victory in the November 23 regional elections, Venezuelan president Hugo Chávez re-proposed a constitutional reform that would allow indefinite re-election. The first […]

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Argentina: Women Keep Disappearing

January 28, 2009 María Luisa Peralta 0

December is a special month in Argentina. On December 10, 1983 a president elected by popular vote took charge of office, bringing an end to the last civil-military dictatorship and thus starting the recovery of democracy. It was the 25th anniversary of that day this December and evaluations of the period were abundant. […]

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Ask the Ecuadorian Government to Protect Human Rights During Upcoming Anti-Mining Demonstration

The Ecuador Solidarity Network, an organization based in Canada and the United States, is joining human rights and indigenous peoples organizations in calling on President Rafael Correa to respect human rights during nation wide protests against large-scale mining that will begin on Monday January 19th. The protests will spread from the Amazon and reach Quito, Ecuador’s capital, on January 20th. […]

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2009 Salvadoran Elections Blog Launched

January 15, 2009 CISPES 0

CISPES reports and analysis about the January and March elections are availabled at this blog, which will be regularly updated: http://cispes.org/09electionsblog/ On January 18, Salvadorans will vote for municipal and legislative representatives, followed by the […]

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