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January 17, 2003 Venezuelan Power Struggle For an update on the crisis in Venezuela, Ray Suarez talks with Arturo Valenzuela, director of the Center for Latin American Studies at Georgetown University; Mark Weisbrot, co-director of the Center for Economic and Policy Research; and Amy Jaffe, senior energy adviser for the James A. Baker Institute for Public Policy at Rice University. January 16, 2003 Press Under Fire Terence Smith discusses the risks of reporting in Colombia with journalists Ignacio "Nacho" Gomez and Maria Cristina Caballero. December 17, 2002 Troubled Nation Ray Suarez discusses the escalating crisis in Venezuela with Arturo Valenzuela, a former State Department official; Miguel Diaz, director of the South American project at the Center for Strategic and International Studies; and Amy Jaffee, the senior energy advisor at the James A. Baker Institute for Public Policy at Rice University. October 28, 2002

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To Netnews Homepage Previous Next Index ... Table of Contents The Externalization of the Hierarchy - Section II - The General World Picture The Problem of Government A Federal Union of the great democracies after the war. This might include the British Empire as a whole, the United States, the Scandinavian countries and certain northern European nations, including Germany. A Union of the Latin countries, including France, Spain, all the Mediterranean countries, the Balkan countries (except one or two which might be absorbed into the U.S.S.R.), and South America. The United Soviet Socialist Republics and certain Asiatic nations working in collaboration with them, such as China, and later Japan. These three great blocs would not be antagonistic blocs but simply geographical spheres of influence. They would all three work in the closest unity and economic relation. Each nation within the three blocs would preserve its sovereign independence, but between these independent nations and between these blocs there would be identity of purpose, unity of effort and the recognition of the economic control of a league of nations. This league, being formed of the representatives of all the nations and its inner governing body being chosen by the three blocs, would control all sources of supply, distribute all such supplies and determine all economic policies. With the details of these future adjustments I shall not deal. They must be wrought out by the men and women of goodwill in the crucible of experiment and experience. Only universal disaster could have brought men to a state of mind wherein such propositions and solutions could be presented. The general recognition that the old order has lamentably failed is most valuable.

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Great Travel Resources We certainly hope that you can use us as a resource to meet all your international travel documentation needs but there is a wealth of travel information available on the Internet. Official Government Information Sites The U.S. Department of State travel resource site is a must see for American citizens. See especially the Travel Warnings and Consular Information Sheets but also available are U.S. embassy and consulate addresses, U.S. customs information, passport services, visa services and much more. The CIA World Factbook contains information about the people, geography with maps and flags, economy, defense and transportation, and more about almost every country on earth. The British Foreign and Commonwealth Consular Division produces a range of material intended to advise and inform British citizens travelling abroad. See especially the specific travel advice notices on over 130 countries. GSA and State Department list Domestic Per Diem Rates and Foreign Per Diem Rates for business travelers. Health Related Information The Centers for Disease Control (CDC) maintains the best resource for travelers' health information and individual country conditions and requirements.

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Puerto Rico is a self-governing commonwealth in association with the United States. The chief of state is the President of the United States of America. The head of government is an elected Governor. There are two legislative chambers: the House of Representatives, 51 seats, and the Senate, 27 seats. Executive The Executive Power is exercised by the Governor, who leads a cabinet conformed by 15 ministers. The Governor is elected by statewide elections every four years. The secretary of state succeeds the governor should the latter resign, die, or be removed from office. The governor, with the consent of the legislature, appoints the heads of the commonwealth's executive departments. Legislature The Legislative Power resides in the Senate and in the Chamber of Representatives. The Senate consists of 27 members, 2 per electoral district , and 11 elected according to the different districts proportion of population. Two extra seats are granted in each house to the opposition if necessary to limit any party’s control to two thirds. The Chamber of Representatives consists of 53 members, one per electoral district and 11 elected proportionally. Legislators are popularly elected to four-year terms. The

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Front Page World UK UK Politics ... Help Sunday, November 8, 1998 Published at 06:28 GMT UK General Pinochet's statement in full Making his first statement since being arrested in London, the former Chilean ruler General Augusto Pinochet said he was hurt and bewildered by his treatment. In the statement which was sent to various UK news organisations he says his experience has shaken his belief in Britain. The full text reads: "My wife was the one who explained to me why I had been arrested, as I lay in my hospital bed after an operation. She was in tears as she tried to speak. I was hurt and bewildered. I had come to Britain as a Special Ambassador for my country, perhaps not specifically as the guest of the Foreign and Commonwealth Office, but with their full knowledge and co-operation. This was not my first visit, for I have travelled to Britain many times on official business. Last year I was the guest of Royal Ordnance, which only a short time ago moved from government to private ownership. This year, as on previous occasions, I was greeted formally by representatives of the British government at Heathrow airport. I always love visiting Britain. The friendship between our two countries is, of course, an historic one which long predates my own term of office. In 1818 our country finally obtained its freedom from Spanish colonial domination, in part thanks to the enlightened policy of Britain's Foreign Secretary, Lord Canning. Since then, Chile has been a force for stability amidst the turmoil of South America. Indeed, for most of its history Chile has been South America's most prosperous nation and, at times, its only democracy.

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HOME TIME AND SPACE PREHISTORY MESOPOTAMIA ... Cool Links Things you should know: The Andes are a tall mountain range that lines the western portion of South America The Amazon River carries rain and snowfall from the Andes Mountains to the Atlantic Ocean. Seasonal changes are caused by the tilt of the earth, so December in South America is a warm month. Soccer is a very popular sport in South America. In 1493, Pope Alexander VI drew a line that split South America between Spain and Portugal. Simon Bolivar was a Venezuelan revolutionary leader known as " the Liberator Bolivar fought the Spanish to win the independence of Venezuela, Colombia Ecuador , Peru and Bolivia is a South American military hero who fought to win the independence of Argentina , Chile and Peru. Colombia is a mountainous nation known for it’s coffee and citrus exports. Unfortunately, the Colombian government has been unable to stop the flow of illegal drugs from their nation.

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