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Leave Venezuela in time of blackouts
I think that some know the situation in Venezuela, I say some because I know that Venezuela is not the center of the universe, and therefore there are people who do not even know where it is. Many of those who read me, feel and…
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How I got my son out of Venezuela
After witnessing the concert for humanitarian aid to Venezuela, I decided to conclude with a letter that I had not been able to finish. If you read the publication about my odyssey to leave Venezuela, you were surely curious to know how it went…
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Venezuela Crisis - Blog 23.01.2019
Yesterday, at 11 pm my brothers went out to protest, I told them to please go up to the house, but my sister replied – what am I going to do at home? I'm hungry, the only thing in the fridge...
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How the world map was in 1922
This latest edition of National Geographic brings two topics of great interest: On the one hand, an extensive report on the heritage modeling process using laser capture systems. This is a collection item, which explains the…
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Other Obliquities of the Political Crisis in Honduras
2009 was that year in which the political crisis in Honduras exploded in the new modality of coups, with the characteristic of a partial coup, with justifications within a tangle of laws that protect it; even though it breaks...
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Of the coups d'etat of Honduras and Paraguay
First of all, I begin by clarifying that I call it a coup d'état because after months of investigation, the report of the Truth Commission is the name given to the case of Honduras and it is the appellation that...
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Latinobarómetro, 2011 report
There is a hidden Latin America behind the stereotyped image of the XNUMXth century, we have been transformed. While the weakness of politics and mistrust overwhelm the region's agenda, progress continues silently without attention. Thus arises a region...
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Of blows of state and other gajes
After the report of the Truth Commission has come out, we have been able to read in detail the testimonies of those who were on one side or the other in what was the democratic crisis in Honduras in the last...
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gvSIG, Conquering New Spaces ... Necessary! Controversial?
This is the name that has been called for the Seventh International Conference on gvSIG to be held at the end of November 2011. This year's approach will give much to talk about in the private environments of the large…
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The Honduran crisis seems to end
"If you have to give birth to iguanas, we'll raise iguanas," he said. But there will be no more deaths in this town because of you. (page 11) “What do you think?” José Arcadio answered honestly: - Dog shit. (page 14) -In this town we don't rule with…
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Honduras: Back in crisis, civil war is once again an option
It's been many days since I wrote about this topic, but the events that happened last week and the inquiries from good friends who look out of this window have hinted to me that if I have something to say then...
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... days I don't want to pass ...
A weekend, disconnected from the chickens of Farmville, from the tasks that never end, from the garlands that have to be hung on the wall... Although the political crisis, we all would like the bad taste to finally pass. Dog…
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The post 801
This post should not be wasted on a vain topic, but the week will be very busy if I want to go on vacation in peace; so I'll have to talk between the lines. As a debt to the friend's comment that he asked if my…
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The crisis in Honduras ... continues
Those who are traveling, staying where they are, airports closed, my son happy because he will not have his exam. Curfew for more than 24 hours, no business, no work, no solution. The rest, just a continuation of the same novel...
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Approximately 10 loose sentences of the catracha crisis
…after giving myself two pinches in the arm, I have ended up accepting that I was not dreaming. …if Honduras denounced the OAS letter with immediate effect, and the OAS expels Honduras, is Zelaya left up in the air? …so many…
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Honduras chose the third alternative
“By this means, I inform you that I denounce the letter from the Organization of American States in accordance with the provisions of article 143, with immediate effect” Only this was missing, having to open a category for politics and…
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Honduras: perverse or viable alternatives
…you haven't written to me for days, did they take you off the Internet? Or is it that you're on the streets, or is it that you don't love me anymore? Sincerely: your cloth of tears: the Honduras blog returned to the world arena, after…
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6 days that have changed our lives
The last few days have been so different, one from the other. Each one has had a different flavor, a pity that the taste is so polarized, while the sweet becomes bitter for some, in others it happens the other way around. For…
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