Maduro Invites Presidents of Latin America to Dialogue |
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“Respect is
the only path to peace, not threats or violence or the economic and commercial
blockade," said Maduro. 
President Nicolas Maduro
has called for regional dialogue at the third session of the newly-formed
Constituent Assembly, ACN. Speaking for the first time at the
Constituent Assembly, the president invited the governments of Latin America to
take part in a meeting of the Community of Latin American and Caribbean States,
CELAC, in an effort to improve relations. “To
all the presidents, I call on them to approve a meeting and through mutual
dialogue, we can find a solution," said Maduro. “Respect
is the only path to peace, not threats or violence or the economic and
commercial blockade." Maduro
also invited the United States to agree to "mutually respectful"
dialogue, adding that he will be in New York in Sept. for the United Nations
General Assembly. The
offer comes in the wake of new U.S. sanctions and threats. Maduro's
invitation follows an earlier plea for dialogue after a group of
neighboring countries took part in a meeting in Peru to discuss isolationist measures against the
Venezuelan government. In
the face of these threats, Maduro announced he would activate a national
constituent process to strengthen the structure of the Bolivarian Armed Forces.
During
the special session, the Constituent Assembly ratified Nicolas Maduro as the
president of Venezuela. |
Despite crisis, Venezuela and India to up investment in energy sector |
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Despite the ongoing crisis in Venezuela, New Delhi and Caracas are continuing their joint investments in the energy sector.

Venezuela’s PDVSA and ONGC have agreed to further invest in the San Cristobal joint venture (JV) over the next few years to increase production. (Image: Reuters) |
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US Plotting Against Venezuela, CIA Head Confirms |
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CIA Director Mike Pompeo revealed the U.S.
advises Mexico and Colombia on developments in Venezuela

Venezuela’s
foreign minister condemned CIA schemes to overthrow the government of President
Nicolas Maduro, denouncing the CIA’s dealings with foreign governments such as
Mexico and Colombia to manipulate events in Venezuela.
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Caracas: A Tale of Two Cities as Opposition 'Strike' Begins |
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Opposition supporters in the more affluent east side of Caracas set up road blocks, while normal life goes on in the western working class. 
In the working class areas of west Caracas, Venezuela, where a large percentage of the population lives, public services have not stopped, buses and public transportation are still running as people reject the opposition's call for a 24-hour "strike" Thursday.
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CNN Journalist ‘Governments Pay Us To Fake News’, Shocking Exposé |
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According to Amber Lyon, a three-time Emmy award winning journalist, CNN is routinely paid by the US government and foreign governments to selectively report on certain events and make up fake news stories. 
Furthermore, the Obama administration pay CNN for editorial control over some of their content. |
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Venezuela Builds 1.4 Mil Homes For Poor Families |
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 "Today we reach an incredible goal, after so much war: 1,400,000 homes built and delivered to our people. Let's continue winning," Maduro posted to his Twitter account. The public housing program is either free or low of cost, depending on the family's means. In another message, he said that despite the economic war and the drop of over 70 percent in crude oil prices, his government has not stopped investing in social care policies."
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Candidature of Venezuela for UNESCO Executive Council (2017-2021) |
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The Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela is presenting its candidature for
the Executive Council of UNESCO, during the period 2017-2018, which elections
will take place in Paris, France, from October 30th to November 14th,
2017.
The
objectives, commitments, proposals and strategic initiatives on Education, Culture
and Science related to this candidature are briefly showcased here. |
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