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Venezuela

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  1. Late June 2006: US Southern Command Report Warns about Resource Nationalism in South America
  2. 1985: US Banker Praises Unregulated Financial Policies of Venezuelan Dictator
  3. December 2002: Employer Lockout Begins in Venezuela
  4. December-January 2003: TV Commercials Attack Chavez During Strike
  5. January 2004: Venezuelan Coup Plotter Wins Excellence Award
  6. 1948: Venezuelan President Gallegos Overthrown
  7. Late April 2005: Venezuela and Cuba Agree to Expand Trade Between Countries
  8. October 2004: Venezuela Ignores Advice from IMF, Uses Oil Revenue to Fund Social Programs
  9. (Between Early March 2002 and Early April 2002): Venezuelan Coup Plotter Meets with Unnamed US Official
  10. Between Late March and Early April 2002: Two Venezuelan Military Officers Each Receive $100,000 from a Miami Bank Account for Denouncing Chavez
  11. November 2001: Prominent Venezuelan Military Officer Begins Plotting the Overthrow of President Chavez
  12. March 2002: International Republican Institute Serves as Channel Between Chavez Opposition Groups and Bush administration