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ireport.com » Latest iReports - Oct 8, 2008
01) Hugo Chavez and Saddam Hussein. 02) Fidel Castro and Hugo Chavez. 03) Kim Jong and Hugo Chavez. 04) Hugo Chavez and Mahmoud Ahmadinejad. 05) Hugo Chavez and Evo Morales. 06) Hugo Chavez and Vladimir Putin. 07) Hugo …
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indypendent.org » The Indypendent - Sep 29, 2008
Latin America’s move to the left continued Sunday as voters in Ecuador overwhelmingly approved a new constitution. The 444-article constitution gives the government greater control over the economy including oil …
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france24.com » France24 - Americas - Sep 29, 2008
Several exit polls, and an official quick count gave Ecuadorian President Rafael Correa's constitutional project a comfortable lead in a national referendum vote on Sunday. The new constitution grants the leftist …
Also tagged: vote, constitution, ecuador
washingtonpost.com » washingtonpost.com - World - Sep 28, 2008
RIO DE JANEIRO, Sept. 28 -- Ecuadorans approved by a wide margin Sunday a new constitution that would expand the powers of President Rafael Correa and open the possibility that he could serve a decade in office.
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france24.com » France24 - World - Sep 28, 2008
Several exit polls gave Ecuadorian President Rafael Correa's constitutional project a comfortable lead in a national referendum vote on Sunday. The new constitution would grant the leftist president greater powers.
Also tagged: vote, constitution, ecuador
ecoworldly.com » EcoWorldly - Sep 28, 2008
Exit polls indicate that a majority of Ecuadorians have voted yes to a new constitution. The constitution is the first in the world’s history to grant nature legal rights, and also to allow individuals to sue on …
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france24.com » France24 - Americas - Sep 28, 2008
Ecuadorans are set to vote on a new constitution Sunday that will grant President Rafael Correa more powers, including the right to run for two consecutive, four-year terms, dissolve Congress and call early elections.
Also tagged: vote, constitution, ecuador
ecoworldly.com » EcoWorldly - Sep 25, 2008
On Sunday Ecuadorians will vote to accept or reject a new constitution for their country. The constitution would make major changes to how the government functions. Among the constitution’s 444 articles, highlights …
Also tagged: law, nature, constitution, chevron, ecuador
washingtonpost.com » washingtonpost.com - World - Sep 4, 2008
MANTA, Ecuador -- When U.S. officers stationed in this humid coastal city give reasons they should continue their decade-old airborne surveillance mission, they talk not only about fighting drug runners on the open …
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washingtonpost.com » washingtonpost.com - Business - Jul 18, 2008
QUITO, Ecuador, July 18 -- The tip came to the old journalist at midnight about the decision at the presidential palace: The police were on their way.
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