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How Wealthy Corporations Use Investment Agreements to Extract Millions From Developing Countries - Vimarsana News

How Wealthy Corporations Use Investment Agreements to Extract Millions From Developing Countries

A case in point: When Ecuador placed a windfall tax on foreign oil operations, French and U.S. companies filed claims—and were awarded more than $800 million.

Fallout from PG&E outages during heat wave continues in Groveland - Vimarsana News

Fallout from PG&E outages during heat wave continues in Groveland

Blowback in response to Pacific Gas and Electric Co. outages and related issues during the recent heat wave holiday weekend in Groveland continued this week as frustrated residents, business owners,

Venezuela's revolution divided in the cradle of Chavismo - Vimarsana News

Venezuela's revolution divided in the cradle of Chavismo

The internal struggles of the movement started by late Venezuelan President Hugo Chávez were encapsulated by the apparent defeat _ and its aftermath _ of one of his brothers during the gubernatorial election in November

Venezuela's revolution divided in the cradle of Chavismo - Vimarsana News

Venezuela's revolution divided in the cradle of Chavismo

The internal struggles of the movement started by late Venezuelan President Hugo Chávez were encapsulated by the apparent defeat _ and its aftermath _ of one of his brothers during the gubernatorial election in November

Source: go.com
Venezuela's revolution divided in the cradle of Chavismo - Vimarsana News

Venezuela's revolution divided in the cradle of Chavismo

SABANETA, Venezuela (AP) — Nancy Mora yearns for the affection she says late Venezuelan President Hugo Chávez showed his people. She touches her heart when she talks about the man she still calls her president and believes the revolution he started will continue as long as self-proclaimed Chavistas like her are alive.

Source: apnews.com