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January 2003

January 30, 2003

Milou in May

The film 'Milou in May' by Louis Malle explores the chaos of the May 1968 crisis through the lens of a family's struggles after the…

📰 VOA Persian 🕐 Jan 30, 2003
January 26, 2003

Venezuela's Oil Production Exceeds One Million Barrels Daily Despite General Strike - 2003-01-26

Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez announced that oil production remains over one million barrels per day despite a prolonged general strike aimed at ousting him. The…

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OPEC Plans to Compensate for Oil Shortages in Case of War Against Iraq - 2003-01-26

OPEC, led by Saudi Arabia, is preparing to address potential oil shortages if a war against Iraq occurs. Saudi Oil Minister Ali Naimi emphasized that…

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January 21, 2003

Everything is Fine

The article discusses the film 'Tout va Bien' directed by Jean-Luc Godard and Jean-Pierre Gorin, focusing on the deteriorating relationship between a television director and…

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January 19, 2003

Chavez's Warning to Food Producers - 2003-01-19

Hugo Chavez has threatened food producers involved in a strike, accusing them of trying to weaken the populace through hunger. He appointed a new military…

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Continued Protests in Venezuela - 2003-01-19

Over 100,000 people protested in Caracas against President Hugo Chavez following his threat to exit negotiations to end a prolonged strike. The demonstrators called for…

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January 18, 2003

Venezuelan President Defends Army Attacks on Non-Alcoholic Beverage Factories

Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez has justified military actions against beverage factories to combat food hoarding by opposition groups. The country is facing a general strike…

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January 16, 2003

Venezuelan President in New York for Talks with UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan on Current Crisis - 2003-01-16

Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez is meeting with UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan in New York to discuss the ongoing crisis in Venezuela. The talks aim to…

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January 14, 2003

Oil Prices Rise in Global Markets - 2003-01-14

Oil prices have increased globally due to a general strike in Venezuela aimed at forcing President Hugo Chavez to resign. The strike has reportedly resulted…

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Rising Oil Prices in Global Markets - 2003-01-14

Oil prices have surged due to a general strike in Venezuela, with Brent crude reaching $30 per barrel. President Hugo Chavez is set to meet…

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Oil Prices Rise Again in Global Market - 2003-01-14

Oil prices have increased due to a prolonged strike in Venezuela and the potential for U.S. military action against Iraq. OPEC's decision to boost production…

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January 13, 2003

Venezuelan Soldiers Fire Tear Gas at Marchers, Leaving 19 Injured - 2003-01-13

Venezuelan soldiers used tear gas against opposition marchers, injuring 19, including a journalist. The protest was in support of a general strike affecting the country's…

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January 12, 2003

Twenty Killed in Philippine Army Attack on Muslim Rebels - 2003-01-12

The Philippine army conducted a three-day operation against Muslim rebels, resulting in the deaths of twenty rebels. The operation targeted the Moro Islamic Liberation Front…

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Saudi Oil Minister: OPEC Will Compensate for Any Disruption in Global Oil Production - 2003-01-12

The Saudi Oil Minister announced that OPEC will address potential disruptions in global oil production due to the impending Iraq war and ongoing strikes in…

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Iranian Clerics Call for Strike in Protest Against 'Hayat-e No' Newspaper

Iranian clerics are protesting the publication of a cartoon in 'Hayat-e No' newspaper, which they claim insults Ayatollah Khomeini. The newspaper has apologized and will…

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Opponents of Chavez Prepare for March at Military Complex in Caracas - 2003-01-12

Opponents of Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez are planning a march at a military complex in Caracas despite previous violent clashes. Chavez has warned he will…

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OPEC Increases Oil Production by One Million and Five Hundred Thousand Barrels per Day - 2003-01-12

OPEC has decided to increase oil production by 1.5 million barrels per day to offset declines from Venezuela's oil strike. This decision is crucial to…

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January 11, 2003

Newspaper Shut Down Over 65-Year-Old Cartoon

The Iranian newspaper Hayat-e No was shut down due to the publication of a 65-year-old cartoon deemed insulting to Ayatollah Khomeini by hardline clerics. The…

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Dismissal of One Thousand Oil Workers in Venezuela to Break Strikes - 2003-01-11

Hugo Chavez has dismissed one thousand oil workers to counter widespread strikes disrupting Venezuela's oil industry. The strikes, initiated by the opposition, aim to remove…

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January 10, 2003

The U.S. Seeks a Diplomatic Solution to the Political Crisis in Venezuela - 2003-01-10

The U.S. is preparing a diplomatic initiative to resolve the ongoing political crisis in Venezuela, which includes forming a group of international representatives to negotiate…

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January 9, 2003

The Value of Venezuela's Currency Sharply Decreased Against the US Dollar - 2003-01-09

Venezuelan bank employees have initiated a two-day strike in support of a broader anti-government strike, leading to a significant drop in the value of the…

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OPEC Plans to Discuss Increasing Oil Production - 2003-01-09

OPEC is set to discuss increasing oil production to address shortfalls from Venezuelan strikes, amid rising demand due to geopolitical tensions. Richard Boucher from the…

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January 7, 2003

Today, oil prices suddenly dropped due to news that OPEC may increase its oil production - 2003-01-07

Oil prices fell sharply today after reports that OPEC might increase production. Saudi Arabia is advocating for this increase to prevent further price rises that…

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January 5, 2003

Tensions Escalate After Shooting in Caracas - 2003-01-05

Tensions in Venezuela have escalated after shootings during pro-Chavez demonstrations, injuring police officers and resulting in deaths. A general strike against President Hugo Chavez is…

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January 4, 2003

Hugo Chavez: We May Resort to Martial Law to Establish Order in Venezuela

Hugo Chavez announced the possibility of imposing martial law in Venezuela following deadly clashes between opposition and government forces. The situation is exacerbated by a…

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Saudi Arabia Denies Claims of Hunger Strike by Detainees

Saudi officials have rejected claims from an opposition group that detainees suspected of being Al-Qaeda members are on a hunger strike in Jeddah. The opposition…

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January 3, 2003

Coalition Aircraft Attack Iraqi Military Installations in Southern Iraq - 2003-01-03

Coalition aircraft conducted airstrikes on Iraqi military installations in southern Iraq, specifically near Al-Kut, in response to anti-aircraft fire. This incident highlights ongoing military tensions…

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Da Silva's Meeting with Hugo Chavez on His First Day as President - 2003-01-03

On his first day as President, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva met with Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez to discuss ongoing strikes and protests affecting Venezuela's…

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January 1, 2003

New Year Celebration in Venezuela - January 1, 2003

Venezuela welcomed the New Year amidst ongoing protests and a significant general strike against President Hugo Chavez. Tens of thousands protested for his resignation while…

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