Posted on 09/06/2009 3:10:18 AM PDT by VOA
Chavez minister vows more Venezuela radio closings
* Radio stations to be pulled after 34 closed in August
* Critics say hits free speech, government says democratic
* Anti-Chavez TV network in the spotlight over coup rumor
CARACAS, Sept 5 (Reuters) - Venezuela will pull the plug on
29 more radio stations, a top official in President Hugo Chavez's
government said on Saturday, just weeks after dozens of other
outlets were closed in a media clampdown.
Infrastructure Minister Diosdado Cabello closed 34 radio stations
in July, saying the government was "democratizing" media ownership.....
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Mark Lloyd, our new diversity czar wants obama to go the same route as chavez.
Van Jones out, next Mark Lloyd...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iWXMnBRXYfg&videos=aoLDiUPDbPA
This is Exactly what the Obama Administration and his kool aid drinkers want to take place in America.
Hey lefties, this will “NOT” take place in the USA. We’ve been heard and we will “NOT” be silenced!
A “preview of coming attractions” if Obozo gets his way.
Demand to know where YOUR congressman stands on government control of the media and the Internet.
I have an idea! Move the antennas over to neighboring Columbia and broadcast from there. Chavez cannot stop the truth!
The dictator will eventually lose.
Obama watches in envy.
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