The media has provided us with information about the most recent troublesome things that have happened throughout the world but if we’re truly interested in what is going on outside of our bubbles, we must be able to stand up for ourselves and ask for the whole truth of what has been going on in order to make a change, not only for ourselves, but for the future of our families.
Thousands of demonstrators, including students and alumni, waved the yellow, blue and red of the Venezuelan flag in Doral on Saturday to speak out against ongoing human and social rights violations taking place in Caracas.
The Latin American and Caribbean Center will sponsor an event on Sept. 26 at 6 p.m. titled “Damaged Beyond Repair? U.S.–Venezuela Relations” at the College of Business, Room 232, South Campus. Students attending this event will get the opportunity to hear the words of Patrick Duddy, former U.S. Ambassador to Venezuela.
Maria Britos/ Contributing Writer The news of the death of Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez hit worldwide late Tuesday afternoon after an announcement made by Venezuelan…
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Jorge Rueda and Fabiola Sanchez/ AP Staff President Hugo Chavez has been receiving chemotherapy since recovering from a severe respiratory infection in mid-January and “continues…
Ian James/ AP Writer The world got its first glimpse of Hugo Chavez since he underwent a fourth cancer-related surgery in Cuba more than two months ago,…
