Topic: Radio Caracas Television

Latin America Monitor Propaganda and self-censorship in Venezuelan media

The media will play an important role in the lead-up to Venezuela's April 14 election, and the specific reach and polarization of TV channels contributes to uneven political terrain, writes WOLA.

Latin America Monitor What happens if Venezuela's Hugo Chávez misses his inaguration?

If Chávez can't attend his inauguration, his designated successor might be overshadowed by an interim leader.

Latin America Monitor A Venezuelan art group tries to win youth votes for Chávez

There are close to 2 million newly registered voters, mostly under 20 years old, so a grassroots art collective is giving Chávez a fresh look for election day with murals depicting him boxing and popping wheelies.

Latin America Monitor Does Chavez challenger have a shot in Venezuela's presidential race?

Close to 20 percent of Venezuelans are undecided, and Capriles has won a number of them over. But Chavez has strong job approval and trust levels.

Debating the merits of a press prize for Venezuela's Chávez

A top Argentine university awarded a press prize to Hugo Chávez, who has pumped millions of dollars into community radio and TV stations. He has closed another 40.
03/31/2011 11:47 am

Terrorism & Security Venezuelan students protest Chávez's TV censorship

President Hugo Chávez's government says TV stations violated the law by failing to broadcast his speeches.
01/26/2010 08:14 am

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Venezuela's Chávez threatens to shut down TV station

President Hugo Chávez denounced Globovision, the sole television channel in Venezuela that regularly criticizes him, for reporting an earthquake before the government announced it.
05/12/2009 01:00 am

Global News Blog Student leaders 1, Chávez 0. Next: a referendum rematch

02/12/2009 12:00 am

Where has Chávez taken Venezuela?

After 10 years as president, Hugo Chávez has polarized Venezuela, but inspired its poor.
02/02/2009 12:00 am