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17 hours ago ago from ::News4u::
News4u-News Desk-Rafael Antonio Caldera, 93 who in his two terms as president helped establish democracy in Venezuela and issued the pardon that allowed Hugo Chavez to rise to power, died Thursday in Caracas, his son said. Andres Caldera, in comments to Venezuelan television, did not give the cause of his father's death, but the former president who governed Venezuela from 1969-1974 and 1994-1999 had suffered from Parkinson's disease for ...
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15 hours ago ago from Ketchikan Tea Party
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10 hours ago ago from THE BLACK KETTLE
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15 hours ago ago from Infidels Paradise
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Measures that Chavez opponents call undemocratic
13 hours ago ago from U.S. News
Measures that Chavez opponents call undemocratic Measures which Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez's opponents claim are meant to stifle political opposition, and which Chavez insists are meant only to uphold the law: - Chavez has refused to renew the broadcast licenses of dozens of critical radio stations and television's fiercest anti-government channel, RCTV. - After opposition candidates captured five governorships and Venezuela's two ...
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