MAR. 10 - Sunday Mass in honour of President Hugo Chávez, MAR. 12 - Chávez: The Life of a Revolutionary, News updates and messages of Solidarity
March 10, 2013
12:30 PM
Sunday Mass
(to be held in Spanish)
in honour of President Hugo Chavez
at San Lorenzo Church
2981 Dufferin Street
Toronto
With sadness in our hearts, we say goodbye to an extraordinary human and revolutionary. Your energy, love and example will not be forgotten.
The revolution will continue until there is liberation for all.
QUE VIVA CHAVEZ!!
QUE VIVA LA REVOLUCIÓN BOLIVARIANA!! NI UN PASO ATRÁS!!
Join us and spread the word, show your solidarity and support in memory of President Hugo Chávez and the Bolivarian Revolution
Contact: venesolnet@gmail.com
www.venezuelasolidarity.ca
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Tuesday, March 12, 2013
7:00pm
Chávez: The Life of a Revolutionary
OISE Rm 2214
252 Bloor St. W. (St George TTC)
Speakers:
Maria Paez
Camilo Cahis
Other speakers to be announced
The life of Hugo Chávez contains many lessons and illustrates the story of the revolutionary rising of the Venezuelan people. Join us in this discussion that looks at the past, present and future of the movement in Latin America to answer the question, "What is the legacy of Chávez?"
Organized by Latin American solidarity organizations in Toronto: Hands Off Venezuela, Bolivarian Circle Louis Riel, and others.
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The Latin American and Caribbean Solidarity Network (LACSN) mourns the death of Comandante President Hugo Chávez Frías a great leader who brought to fruition the Bolivarian dream of regional integration through the Bolivarian Alliance for the Peoples of our Americas (ALBA).
He championed the rights of the poor and marginalized bringing a life of dignity, access to education, housing and health care. Through his leadership Chávez changed the composition of the economy and society by integrating the values of a socialist Bolivarian revolution with Communal Councils, Workers Councils and other community organizations. His government instituted social programs, through the Misiones Bolivarianas which leaves a legacy of a humanist socialism. Chávez’ socialist Bolivarian revolution has stood firm against imperialism around the globe.
Thousands have gathered in Bolivar Square in Caracas and the Miraflores presidential palace in memory and support of the Bolivarian revolution.
Click here to read messages from LACSN's members
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Updates, News and Links
· Los asesinos de Chávez tienen nombres y apellidos
· Una idea invencible más allá de la muerte
· Hugo Chávez, según el escritor Gabriel García Márquez
· 'More Alive Than Ever': World Reacts to Loss of Venezuela's Hugo Chávez
· CBC Radio interview on the death of Presdient Hugo Chavez
· Over 70 gather in Toronto for rousing celebration of Hugo Chávez's life
· Tariq Ali: Hugo Chávez and me
· Eva Golinger: Hay evidencias que EE.UU. habría inducido el cáncer a Hugo Chávez
· Mensaje de René González
· Steve Paikin (TV Ontario) interviews Maria Páez Victor, member of the Louis Riel Bolivarian Circle
· ¡Gloria al bravo Chávez!
· Message to Prime Minister Harper regarding his letter on the death of Venezuela's President, Hugo Chávez
· Mensaje de Antonio Guerrero. ! Viva Chávez!
· Statement by the Non Aligned Movement on the passing away of Commander President Hugo Rafael Chavez Frias
· Communiqué of the Community of the Latin American and Caribbean States on the decease of Commander President Hugo Chávez Frías
· Declaración del Movimiento de Países No Alineados sobre el deceso del Comandante Presidente Hugo Rafael Chávez Frías
· Comunicado de la Comunidad de Estados Latinoamericanos y Caribeños (CELAC) sobre el fallecimiento del Comandante Presidente Hugo Rafael Chávez Frías
12:30 PM
Sunday Mass
(to be held in Spanish)
in honour of President Hugo Chavez
at San Lorenzo Church
2981 Dufferin Street
Toronto
With sadness in our hearts, we say goodbye to an extraordinary human and revolutionary. Your energy, love and example will not be forgotten.
The revolution will continue until there is liberation for all.
QUE VIVA CHAVEZ!!
QUE VIVA LA REVOLUCIÓN BOLIVARIANA!! NI UN PASO ATRÁS!!
Join us and spread the word, show your solidarity and support in memory of President Hugo Chávez and the Bolivarian Revolution
Contact: venesolnet@gmail.com
www.venezuelasolidarity.ca
________________________________________________________________________________________________
Tuesday, March 12, 2013
7:00pm
Chávez: The Life of a Revolutionary
OISE Rm 2214
252 Bloor St. W. (St George TTC)
Speakers:
Maria Paez
Camilo Cahis
Other speakers to be announced
The life of Hugo Chávez contains many lessons and illustrates the story of the revolutionary rising of the Venezuelan people. Join us in this discussion that looks at the past, present and future of the movement in Latin America to answer the question, "What is the legacy of Chávez?"
Organized by Latin American solidarity organizations in Toronto: Hands Off Venezuela, Bolivarian Circle Louis Riel, and others.
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The Latin American and Caribbean Solidarity Network (LACSN) mourns the death of Comandante President Hugo Chávez Frías a great leader who brought to fruition the Bolivarian dream of regional integration through the Bolivarian Alliance for the Peoples of our Americas (ALBA).
He championed the rights of the poor and marginalized bringing a life of dignity, access to education, housing and health care. Through his leadership Chávez changed the composition of the economy and society by integrating the values of a socialist Bolivarian revolution with Communal Councils, Workers Councils and other community organizations. His government instituted social programs, through the Misiones Bolivarianas which leaves a legacy of a humanist socialism. Chávez’ socialist Bolivarian revolution has stood firm against imperialism around the globe.
Thousands have gathered in Bolivar Square in Caracas and the Miraflores presidential palace in memory and support of the Bolivarian revolution.
Click here to read messages from LACSN's members
________________________________________________________________________________________________
Updates, News and Links
· Los asesinos de Chávez tienen nombres y apellidos
· Una idea invencible más allá de la muerte
· Hugo Chávez, según el escritor Gabriel García Márquez
· 'More Alive Than Ever': World Reacts to Loss of Venezuela's Hugo Chávez
· CBC Radio interview on the death of Presdient Hugo Chavez
· Over 70 gather in Toronto for rousing celebration of Hugo Chávez's life
· Tariq Ali: Hugo Chávez and me
· Eva Golinger: Hay evidencias que EE.UU. habría inducido el cáncer a Hugo Chávez
· Mensaje de René González
· Steve Paikin (TV Ontario) interviews Maria Páez Victor, member of the Louis Riel Bolivarian Circle
· ¡Gloria al bravo Chávez!
· Message to Prime Minister Harper regarding his letter on the death of Venezuela's President, Hugo Chávez
· Mensaje de Antonio Guerrero. ! Viva Chávez!
· Statement by the Non Aligned Movement on the passing away of Commander President Hugo Rafael Chavez Frias
· Communiqué of the Community of the Latin American and Caribbean States on the decease of Commander President Hugo Chávez Frías
· Declaración del Movimiento de Países No Alineados sobre el deceso del Comandante Presidente Hugo Rafael Chávez Frías
· Comunicado de la Comunidad de Estados Latinoamericanos y Caribeños (CELAC) sobre el fallecimiento del Comandante Presidente Hugo Rafael Chávez Frías
LACSN mourns the death of comandante President Hugo Chávez Frías
The Latin American and Caribbean Solidarity Network (LACSN) mourns the death of comandante President Hugo Chávez Frías a great leader who brought to fruition the Bolivarian dream of regional integration through The Bolivarian Alliance for the Peoples of our Américas (ALBA).
He championed the rights of the poor and marginalized bringing a life of dignity, access to education, housing and health care. Through his leadership Chavez changed the composition of the economy and society by integrating the values of a socialist Bolivarian revolution with Communal Councils, Workers Councils and other community organizations.
His government instituted social programs, through the Misiones Bolivarianas which leaves a legacy of a humanist socialism. Chavez’ socialist Bolivarian revolution has stood firm against imperialism around the globe.
Thousands have gathered in Bolivar Square in Caracas and
Miraflores presidential palace in memory and support to the Bolivarian
revolution.
We join Hands Off Venezuela and the Bolivarian Circle Louis Riel and invite you to come out to the Yellow Griffin Pub tomorrow (Wednesday) night to celebrate the life and legacy of a great revolutionary. Also for those that can’t make it tomorrow join the candle light vigil in solidarity with President Hugo Chavez https://www.facebook.com/events/499246406800158/
Celebrating the life Hugo Chávez
Wed. March 5 @ 8:15pm
Yellow Griffin Pub
2202 Bloor St. W.,
Toronto
(near Runnymede subway station)
He championed the rights of the poor and marginalized bringing a life of dignity, access to education, housing and health care. Through his leadership Chavez changed the composition of the economy and society by integrating the values of a socialist Bolivarian revolution with Communal Councils, Workers Councils and other community organizations.
His government instituted social programs, through the Misiones Bolivarianas which leaves a legacy of a humanist socialism. Chavez’ socialist Bolivarian revolution has stood firm against imperialism around the globe.
Thousands have gathered in Bolivar Square in Caracas and
Miraflores presidential palace in memory and support to the Bolivarian
revolution.
We join Hands Off Venezuela and the Bolivarian Circle Louis Riel and invite you to come out to the Yellow Griffin Pub tomorrow (Wednesday) night to celebrate the life and legacy of a great revolutionary. Also for those that can’t make it tomorrow join the candle light vigil in solidarity with President Hugo Chavez https://www.facebook.com/events/499246406800158/
Celebrating the life Hugo Chávez
Wed. March 5 @ 8:15pm
Yellow Griffin Pub
2202 Bloor St. W.,
Toronto
(near Runnymede subway station)
International Day of Solidarity
with Venezuela in Toronto
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María Páez Victor
On January 28, 2013 The Latin American and Caribbean Solidarity Network organized a demonstration in Toronto in solidarity with Venezuela's democratic government that has come under attack by the Liberal Party Multicultural Critic, Jim Karygiannis. They were joined in solidarity by at least 40 people and activists from several other organizations, such as Occupy Toronto, the Ontario Coalition Against Poverty, Idle No More, and Avanzada Bolivariana.
Mr. Karygiannis is backing the remnants of the corrupt Venezuelan elite that lives in this city who urged him to petition the Harper Government to have a debate in Parliament regarding the lack of democracy in Venezuela. Yes, the very same Mr. Harper that prorrogued Parliament - twice.
And yes, Karygiannis is backing the very same people who supported the 2002 coup d'etat against the democratically elected Venezuelan Government, that abolished its Constitution and the National Assembly in one stroke, which killed 17 people and kidnapped a legitimate president, Hugo Chávez.His ignorance of the recent history and political situation of Venezuela is appalling.
Mr. Karygiannis has declared (Noticias Montreal) that he has received 2,500 emails from Venezuela supporting his petition not realizing these have been orchestrated by the opposition there. It is clearly evidence of a Canadian parliamentarian being shamelessly used by the opposition party of another country.
Mr. Karygiannis has shown his ignorance of the principle of non interference in the internal affairs of another country. He has put at risk the relations between the two countries, Venezuela being Canada's 2nd largest export market in South America and 6th trading partner in the region. He has damaged the reputation of the Liberal Party among the large Latin American community in Canada that approves of Venezuela and all of the majority progressive governments in Latin America and the Caribbean.
At the demonstration many voiced their support for President Chávez and the Bolivarian government which he leads that has lifted his people out of the poverty and misery that the elites, servile of the US and international corporations, had kept them in for 40 years. Latin America is now a unified entity in which the majority of countries are socially progressive and reject foreign interventions in their affairs. The Liberal Party had better find another Multicultural Critic, one that at least has a notion of complex national political processes and a minimum capacity to research and recognize important facts concerning this multicultural milieu in which we live.
On January 28, 2013 The Latin American and Caribbean Solidarity Network organized a demonstration in Toronto in solidarity with Venezuela's democratic government that has come under attack by the Liberal Party Multicultural Critic, Jim Karygiannis. They were joined in solidarity by at least 40 people and activists from several other organizations, such as Occupy Toronto, the Ontario Coalition Against Poverty, Idle No More, and Avanzada Bolivariana.
Mr. Karygiannis is backing the remnants of the corrupt Venezuelan elite that lives in this city who urged him to petition the Harper Government to have a debate in Parliament regarding the lack of democracy in Venezuela. Yes, the very same Mr. Harper that prorrogued Parliament - twice.
And yes, Karygiannis is backing the very same people who supported the 2002 coup d'etat against the democratically elected Venezuelan Government, that abolished its Constitution and the National Assembly in one stroke, which killed 17 people and kidnapped a legitimate president, Hugo Chávez.His ignorance of the recent history and political situation of Venezuela is appalling.
Mr. Karygiannis has declared (Noticias Montreal) that he has received 2,500 emails from Venezuela supporting his petition not realizing these have been orchestrated by the opposition there. It is clearly evidence of a Canadian parliamentarian being shamelessly used by the opposition party of another country.
Mr. Karygiannis has shown his ignorance of the principle of non interference in the internal affairs of another country. He has put at risk the relations between the two countries, Venezuela being Canada's 2nd largest export market in South America and 6th trading partner in the region. He has damaged the reputation of the Liberal Party among the large Latin American community in Canada that approves of Venezuela and all of the majority progressive governments in Latin America and the Caribbean.
At the demonstration many voiced their support for President Chávez and the Bolivarian government which he leads that has lifted his people out of the poverty and misery that the elites, servile of the US and international corporations, had kept them in for 40 years. Latin America is now a unified entity in which the majority of countries are socially progressive and reject foreign interventions in their affairs. The Liberal Party had better find another Multicultural Critic, one that at least has a notion of complex national political processes and a minimum capacity to research and recognize important facts concerning this multicultural milieu in which we live.
Brigade dates: September 27th – October 8th, 2012
Registrations close: May 31, 2012
The October 2012 presidential elections will be an historic moment in the Venezuelan revolution.
Since 1998, when Hugo Chavez Frias was first elected president, the Bolivarian revolution has achieved remarkable things, confronted many challenges and undergone many changes. Over the years, the United States-backed opposition has tried to halt, sabotage and stall this people’s-power revolution that is putting control of Venezuela’s politics and economy back into the hands of the poor majority. The October 2012 elections will be a critical point in the ongoing struggle between the people and the profits-first corporations and imperialism.
The Australia-Venezuela Solidarity Network’s solidarity brigades to Venezuela are an opportunity to see first-hand an unfolding revolution that is radically transforming the lives of Venezuelans and challenging the greed, exploitation and destructiveness of global capitalism by showing that a better world is possible.
As well as observing the last week of the presidential election campaign, and polling day itself, the 2012 brigade participants will visit social missions, communal councils and communes, as well as production cooperatives, public health and education services, sustainable development projects, community controlled media stations, and women’s and Indigenous organisations.
During the 12-day tour, brigadistas will speak to a wide range of grassroots organisations, community activists, trade unions and government representatives about the radical changes being implemented by the Venezuelan people.
The 2012 brigade is the 13th study tour organised by the AVSN. Reports from previous brigades are posted on our website: http://www.venezuelasolidarity.org. We are also happy to put you in touch with people who have participated in previous AVSN brigades if you would like to find out more.
(VIDEO) War on Democracy / spanish subtitle
En este documental John Pilger sugiere que, más allá de llevar la democracia a todo el mundo, como siempre proclama el Gobierno de los EUA, en realidad éste está haciendo todo lo posible para obstaculizar su avance. John Pilger realiza entrevistas exclusivas con oficiales del gobierno americanos, incluyendo agentes que revelan por primera vez como la CIA ha desplegado y está desplegando su guerra particular en Latino América. Pilger argumenta que la verdadera democracia popular se encuentra más bien entre los países más pobres de Latino América, cuyos movimientos y avances son ignorados por los medios.
WATCH THE TRAILER / Revolución Venezolana - Hugo Chavez
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The Australia - Venezuela Solidarity Network’s brigades to Venezuela are a wonderful experience - the opportunity to see first-hand an unfolding revolution that is not only radically transforming the lives of Venezuelans, but also challenging greed, exploitation and destructiveness of global capitalism by showing that a better world is possible.
See link for more details: http://www.venezuelasolidarity.org/?q=node/479 |
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CONTROL OBRERO
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Reunión en la Presidencia de CVG Alcasa con Jose Gil, el Ministro Jose Khan y el Presidente Elio Sayago el lunes 21 de Junio de 2010, por que el sindicato quiere controlar personal y finanzas, y no reconoce las mesas administrativas ni las comisiones.
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COMISION PRESIDENCIAL: PLAN GUAYANA SOCIALISTA “2009-2012” (FASE III)
PRESENTACIÓN INFORME DE TRABAJO DE COMISION DE MESA:
INFORME DE GESTION FINAL DE COMISION DE MESA No1.
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