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Let me tell you right now, I'm not an expert on the region, that we speak of Venezuela or of Latin America. I'm not "from here", I'm pretty good French fulfilling the criteria for national identification, except when j'enfourne a megaphone or makes another highly subversive act. However, I have a significant advantage over those who read me in Europe I am there, in Venezuela, with the simple idea of seeing what is that famous "Revolution Bolivarian. "
It's barely a month since I am in this country and I could already see clearly that this was neither a Soviet gulag tropical nor a socialist paradise in the march towards universal equality. Of course, to really understand what is happening in this country, it would have to live here many years, actively participating in everything that happens. This is not my case, por ahora [2 
]. Now I can just share some experiences I've followed closely here on the ground. I never cease to say they are in no way representative of the general mood of the country, as the latest student movements, the "kidnapping" of bosses are not representative of the state of France. But after all, we would know if the revolutions were originally movements in the majority. Three experiments therefore, the outpost of the Revolution that even Bernard Henri Levy is not gone, and can with a bit of optimism and a bit of tunnel vision activists suggest that there is still hope for this country to make a Revolution. After all, the only pertinent question to be asked ...
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a [Let me tell you right now, I'm not an expert on the region, that we speak of Venezuela or of Latin America. I'm not "from here", I'm pretty good French fulfilling the criteria for national identification, except when j'enfourne a megaphone or makes another highly subversive act. However, I have a significant advantage over those who read me in Europe I am there, in Venezuela, with the simple idea of seeing what is that famous "Revolution Bolivarian. "
It's barely a month since I am in this country and I could already see clearly that this was neither a Soviet gulag tropical nor a socialist paradise in the march towards universal equality. Of course, to really understand what is happening in this country, it would have to live here many years, actively participating in everything that happens. This is not my case, por ahora [2
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12/10/2009: Venezuela: A month without drinking water in the neighborhood of Catia Mario Briceño: The communities require an institutional response. & Nbsp - nbsp &
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10/12/2009: Venezuela. 2 Billion Bolivars for community banks in the capital & nbsp - nbsp &
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10/12/2009: Venezuela: Che Guevara's mission: training in craft skills to promote the new business model & ; nbsp - nbsp &
12/10/2009: Venezuela: A month without drinking water in the neighborhood of Catia Mario Briceño: The communities require an institutional response. & Nbsp - nbsp &
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10/12/2009: Venezuela: Che Guevara's mission: training in craft skills to promote the new business model & ; nbsp - nbsp &
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10/12/2009: Venezuela: nearly 700 alternative and community media exist in the country & nbsp - nbsp & Read
Venezuela 12/10/2009 . The Bolivarian Circles are asking delegates PSUV to abandon their public trust if they have & nbsp - nbsp & Read
10/12/2009: Venezuela: Workers Bridge Maria Nieves Apure River. & Nbsp - nbsp & Read
10.12.2009. Evo Morales: 63% rise. Not too "disappointed"? & Nbsp - nbsp & Read
10/12/2009: Venezuela: Although not sponsored, community radio Al Son Del 23 is in the vanguard of Communication & nbsp - nbsp & Read
10.12.2009 : Honduras is the only way the Constituent Assembly, reaffirms the strength & nbsp - nbsp & Read
10.12.2009. Venezuela (AUDIO): Landowners attack officials of the Agrarian Reform in Guarico & nbsp - nbsp & Read
09/12/2009: Mercosur condemns coup in Honduras and refuses to recognize fake elections & nbsp - nbsp & Read
09.12.2009: 10 years of popular constitutionalism Venezuela & nbsp - nbsp & Read
09.12.2009 Uruguay: Chavez and Mujica to meet the plant workers ENVIDRIO & nbsp - nbsp & Read
09.12.2009. Venezuela. The Ministry of Indigenous Peoples and INSOPESCA will encourage fish farming & nbsp - nbsp & Read
09.12.2009. Venezuela. Popular Communication Boards of the States of Tachira, Merida and Trujillo publish their Manifesto. & Nbsp - nbsp & Read
09.12.2009: Venezuela: First Latin American meeting Agro-ecology & nbsp - nbsp & Read
08.12.2009: The Ferrominera of the Orinoco to the crisis faced by developing social activities & nbsp - nbsp & Read Article
08/12/2009: Colombia: El Salado, a craft project of an indigenous community for peace and memory. & Nbsp - nbsp & Read
12/08/2009: Daniel Viglietti in Venezuela: "I prefer to talk about human song rather than protest song" & nbsp - nbsp & Read Article
12/07/2009: Haiti: Etan Dupain, Haitian employee of Vive TV interviewed by members of the National School Florestan Fernandez (Brazil) & nbsp - nbsp & Read
07.12 .2009 Forming an artistic career is difficult for a Haitian artist from popular media & nbsp - nbsp & Read
12/07/2009 Bolivia: Alvaro Garcia Linera said the post-election strategy in Bolivia and end of the pigmentocratie & nbsp - nbsp & Read
07.12.2009. Venezuela (photos): The slim and VIVE TV organized a training workshop on People's Councils at Caucagua Communication & nbsp - nbsp & Read
07.12.2009. Venezuela. Hugo Chavez: "We must act with the utmost firmness the guilt if a member of the Government is demonstrated" & nbsp - nbsp & Read
07.12.2009. Venezuela: The companions of popular organizations in Latin America speak of the struggle for land & nbsp - nbsp & Read
07.12.2009. Bolivia (Photos): Evo Morales renews his presidency with at least 62% of the votes and control the legislature & nbsp - nbsp & Read
07.12.2009. Venezuela. ViVe, El Canal del poder popular & nbsp - nbsp & Read
06.12.2009. Distant two hundred miles away, Managua and Tegucigalpa are two different worlds. & Nbsp - nbsp & Read
06.12.2009. Equator. Correa underlines the seriousness of impunity for the previous coup in Honduras & nbsp - nbsp & Read
Analysis [fr] 09.12.2009. CHRISTOPHER VENTURA: South America, people always moving & nbsp - nbsp &
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26.11.2009. (VIDEO) In order to "inform" nothing like being in the people like fish in water. - Read 24.11.200: HONDURAS. More and more candidates withdrew from the elections -
26.11.2009. Venezuela. Evidence of indigenous peoples - 
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25.11.2009. Venezuela: "Teletambores" Eight years later ... When the television community drumming in the ears of the Revolution - Read
24/11/2009 Venezuela: the Revolutionary Government gets six thousand hectares abandoned by the major owners of Guarico. - Read
24.11.2009. Venezuela. VIVE TV, six years of popular communication. - Read
24.11.2009. Luis Alegre and Santiago Alba Rico Zahonero. Revolution? What revolution? - Read
24.11.2009. Honduras is close to civil war in the general indifference - Read
23.11.2009. Venezuela: Indigenous Parliament has responded to requests from the Warao people - Read
23.11.2009. Venezuela. Le Monde scrutinizes the President's budget ... - Read
22.11.2009. Venezuela. Chavez: "It is time to change the ways of measuring the economy" - Read the article
22.11.2009. Venezuela: Indigenous Languages Act presented and distributed in Warao Language - Read 22/11/2009
Venezuela. Two cooperatives - Rio Limon 35 and Textilven - meet to share their experiences - Read
22.11.2009. Venezuela. The valleys and Tucutunemo Taiguaiguai, future "FREE LAND agrotoxics" - Read the article
21.11.2009. Venezuela. The people equip itself with its own communication tools with the support of live TV - Read
Analysis [fr] 23.11.2009. Movement of the Landless in Brazil: a history of centuries of struggle for land -
Read22.11.2009. ARNOLD AUGUST: Honduras - Viewpoints constant on both sides that converge toward a single solution: the Constituent Assembly -
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Saturday, November 28 at 14:00 
Place du Capitole, Toulouse.
In Honduras, Central America, is played at this time the fate of all of Latin America, and maybe even beyond ....
The June 28, 2009, the Honduran army has ousted Manuel Zelaya of Honduras constitutional president, following his attempt to arrange a consultation, opening the possibility of holding a referendum to reform the constitution, in partnership with civil society organizations. 
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(De Caracas) Microcredit has been in place for them. But microcredit is reserved for the small percentage of them (10% average in Venezuela) who creates or develops a micro-enterprise. What about employees of small and unemployed? What those who need a loan to go to the doctor or repair their homes devastated by the last hurricane? The idea
In Venezuela there is a practice known as the "Susu": a group of people together, everyone puts the same amount in a pot, and after a draw someone pockets the group amount that has been gathered. It is a form of raffle.
Raydan Solomon's idea was to use this ability of poor communities to raise capital to create "community banks". Each community member invests the same amount to form a capital. This capital is used in two forms: it is invested in equities and risk-free loans to its members. Members receive dividends from shares and have the opportunity to borrow. The first bank was established in 1998 with twelve women from the island of Margarita, Venezuela. 140 community banks have been created since. They include 10,000 members and make loans to an average of 100 Bolivares Fuertes (30 euros at the official rate). The minimum investment is what price to pay for the bank to buy a stock, ie ten Bolivares Fuertes (three euros at the official rate).
And if people do not repay not? The bank is managed entirely by the community, which is trained and assisted by FUNDEF, to be left independent. So she takes over control of the good loans. Communities being small size, the link is strong social and peer pressure is usually sufficient to ensure repayment. The figures speak for themselves because borrowers are missing just 0.5%. 
Raydan Solomon joined the Ashoka network of social entrepreneurs and works to replicate its model: the system of community banks FUNDEF was established in Colombia, Bolivia, Senegal, Portugal, Spain and Brazil. The
FUNDEF working on the creation of community banks and then allowed to govern themselves so completely independent. "Some do even more news," he says. The establishment of a bank involves four steps:
Promotion.
must go to the poor explain the principle of community banks. "It's very hard to convince." People take time to understand their interest and functioning.
creation.
Those who wish to join together define the rules of the bank and control procedures. Then come the first operations. "This is the best time, when the bank proves it can work. "The formalization
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Once the first loan made, it is to formalize the operating steps of the loan, its collection, distribution of dividends among the shareholders, so the bank can continue to operate independently.
monitoring.
FUNDEF then follows the evolution of the community bank and offers him a logistical support, academic and financial.
- "Our main work is education, asserts Solomon Raydan is to teach people to support themselves. " What can be done
- Community banks are a good way for undocumented migrants to benefit from financial services minimal. Already tested in Spain, the community banks of illegal immigrants seem to be a success. In France, they would be an interesting solution for the undocumented without financial recourse and without legal access to banks. Photo: Slums in Caracas in September 2009 (Jorge Silva / Reuters)
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And yes, I finally found some time to blog. In fact, I'll try to create one entry per week! Quite a challenge for me.
Wow, what a welcome ladies and gentlemen! Thank you! Thank you! Yes, I finally found a bit of time to blog. In Fact, I Will try to post ounce week! Quite a challenge for me.
I must say that over the last six months, I took many pictures of recipes and several events occurred that should have an entry on this blog! I will do my best to make a return to the rear. Everything's gonna be a little mish-mash, as my life, whatever!
I Have to Say That In The last six months, I Took Many Recipes peaks and a lot of events Have Happened That Should Have Deserved it was post this blog! I Will try my best to go back to the past. Everything Will Be mixed up, kinda like my life!
I do not know where to start! It will be a surprise.
I Do not Know Where to start! It Will Be a surprise.
And yes, I finally found some time to blog. In fact, I'll try to create one entry per week! Quite a challenge for me.
Wow, what a welcome ladies and gentlemen! Thank you! Thank you! Yes, I finally found a bit of time to blog. In Fact, I Will try to post ounce week! Quite a challenge for me.
I must say that over the last six months, I took many pictures of recipes and several events occurred that should have an entry on this blog! I will do my best to make a return to the rear. Everything's gonna be a little mish-mash, as my life, whatever!
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After Valencia, begins the Drome Provencal. Direction Nyons, its capital, where a museum of the olive tree, old mills and authentic surroundings await you. From there, win Vaison la Romaine, ranked City of Art, which has preserved many vestiges of antiquity considered the largest archeological site in France, with its imposing medieval castle.
the south, are located in a small area known three vineyards, Gigondas, Vacqueyras and Baume-de-Venise, it produces a delicious wine. Then head to Avignon, the Papal city has preserved medieval walls and a palace extraordinary. If you are passionate about the ancient world, take a detour north to visit the ancient theater of Orange, then west to climb the Pont du Gard, a Roman aqueduct World Heritage of Humanity.
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Mont Ventoux
Moonscape
Giant Provence or Bald Mountain, is the culmination of Baronnies and the highest peak in Vaucluse. 
Moonscape
Mount Ventoux is a mountain peak at 1912 French feet.
It is about 25 km long east-west for 15 kilometers wide on a north-south.
Nicknamed
Nicknamed
Giant Provence or Bald Mountain, is the culmination of Baronnies and the highest peak in Vaucluse.
His geographic isolation makes it visible over large distances, which gives it its current name. It is also the border between North and South Occitan.
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Nyons
Renowned for its famous black olives,
the small town of Nyons also deserves to be for its rich patrimoine.Envahie by the Germans in the 5th century by the Saracens in the 10th ... stronghold of the princes of Orange, owned by the crown of France in the 14th century, Nyons has a long history behind it, we can still admire today in its vaulted stone Romanesque bridge spanning a river gray or green Randonne tower surmounted by a Virgin, two " curiosities "local classified historic monument.
Lying on the banks of the Eygues, sheltered from the wind, Nyons emerges from afar a beautiful harmony, and appears, when viewed up close, like a big typical Provencal village, with its huge square with plane trees and its sidewalk cafes, pleasant though a bit noisy.
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The Drôme is part of the Rhone Alpes region and although it is not part of the Provence Alpes Cote d'Azur (PACA) in terms of cutting Administrative Region ... Drome has yet really all the ingredients of a region of Provence. So much so much so that the southern third of the department called the Drome Provencale.
If the Drôme Provençal has an imaginary geography, if the exact boundaries are not officially - in any case it is a frontier region between the Dauphiné and Provence, but with a penchant for South.
If the Drôme Provençal has an imaginary geography, if the exact boundaries are not officially - in any case it is a frontier region between the Dauphiné and Provence, but with a penchant for South.
is the gateway to Provence , the break between the southern and northern ... Here the weather is changing, as the sun replaces the rain, the clouds give way to a clear blue sky.
Here begin the lavender and cicadas.
300 days of sunshine per year!
The dry and healthy climate of Provence enjoys sunshine throughout the year and very low rainfall. Summer is hot and dry and CONTINUES until October. Autumn is very soft lasts until Christmas. The winter is mild and particularly bright in January and February. Each season has its charm for holidays in Provence.
The dry and healthy climate of Provence enjoys sunshine throughout the year and very low rainfall. Summer is hot and dry and CONTINUES until October. Autumn is very soft lasts until Christmas. The winter is mild and particularly bright in January and February. Each season has its charm for holidays in Provence.
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Bouchet (Drôme)
Area: 12 sq km
Density: 58 hab / km ²
Altitude: 105 m
Longitude: 4.872778 E
Latitude: 44.300278 N
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Access:
The village is located 10 minutes from the A7 motorway BOLLENE
Bollène
Cross (0.2 km)
At the roundabout, Rond-Point des Portes de Provence, take the 5th exit and continue along D8 / Avenue Salvador Allende
(2 km)
Continue along: D994 / Avenue Emile Lachaux
(2.5 km)
Bollène
Take Exit 1 km
D994 D94
Continue along: D94
Crossing 6 km of Suze-la Rousse
D141
Turn left: D141
1.2 km
Enter Bouchet
Output Village Visan direction.
Area: 12 sq km
Density: 58 hab / km ²
Altitude: 105 m
Longitude: 4.872778 E
Latitude: 44.300278 N
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BOUCHET seen by GOOGLE
Larger Map
Access:
The village is located 10 minutes from the A7 motorway BOLLENE
Bollène
Cross (0.2 km)
At the roundabout, Rond-Point des Portes de Provence, take the 5th exit and continue along D8 / Avenue Salvador Allende
(2 km)
Continue along: D994 / Avenue Emile Lachaux
(2.5 km)
Bollène
Take Exit 1 km
D994 D94
Continue along: D94
Crossing 6 km of Suze-la Rousse
D141
Turn left: D141
1.2 km
Enter Bouchet
Output Village Visan direction.
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VILLAGE BOUCHET
The common Bouchet, Drôme Provençale village, is located 10 km from Bollene between Suze-la-Rousse and Clare.
She lives mainly viticulture a beautiful vineyards of the Cotes du Rhone
Villages.BOUCHET is in a phase of urbanization that began in 1999 and to be completed in 3-4 years.
The population was 1 000.
This remains a common size of acceptable and reasonable where it is live, where our traders, artisans and producers can do their jobs in good economic conditions, when our efants can grow and thrive in safety and serenity, and where our alumni can spend a happy and quiet.
The village has retained a strong craft and associative, with camping and swimming pool, restaurant, guest rooms, football pitch and bowling.
It is also possible to go fishing, hunting and long walks on the hiking trails are signposted. The Municipality of
Bouchet has a rich past but is resolutely future-oriented to the extent of its moyens.Il live in Provence to BOUCHET. 
The common Bouchet, Drôme Provençale village, is located 10 km from Bollene between Suze-la-Rousse and Clare.
She lives mainly viticulture a beautiful vineyards of the Cotes du Rhone
Villages.BOUCHET is in a phase of urbanization that began in 1999 and to be completed in 3-4 years.
The population was 1 000.
This remains a common size of acceptable and reasonable where it is live, where our traders, artisans and producers can do their jobs in good economic conditions, when our efants can grow and thrive in safety and serenity, and where our alumni can spend a happy and quiet.
The village has retained a strong craft and associative, with camping and swimming pool, restaurant, guest rooms, football pitch and bowling.
It is also possible to go fishing, hunting and long walks on the hiking trails are signposted. The Municipality of
Bouchet has a rich past but is resolutely future-oriented to the extent of its moyens.Il live in Provence to BOUCHET.
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room search for the purposes of promoting its products in the city of Douala, hostesses meets the following criteria: - Be aged 20 to 26 years old-Having a size of over 1m60cm-Being beautiful, elegant, welcoming, dynamic and easy communication Being Being available to small body size or moyenne.Rémunération: salary + variableAppeler le 99 42 55 62 ou postuler directement ci-dessous en envoyant votre CV et une photo entière. 
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Job Title: Quality Control TechnicianDepartment: SupplyReporting to: Quality Control SupervisorCat: 6No of positions: 01Location: DoualaContract: PermanentPURPOSECarry out designated analyses of raw materials, process samples and finished products and evaluate the results against specifications. Document & communicate quality results and follow sampling plans, methods and procedures.KEY ACCOUNTABILITIES• Sampling and analysis in accordance with sampling plans and work procedures, providing accurate and timely results • Documentation and evaluation of quality results, preparation of reports, summaries and graphs• Maintenance and calibration of equipment as per schedule• Responsible for ensuring safety and cleanliness of immediate work area and Laboratory environment• Proactive feedback of quality results to respective user and follow up corrective actions, supporting Quality improvement activities and initiatives.QUALIFICATION AND EXPERIENCEGCE Advanced level or equivalent in Science subjects plus laboratory work experience. Knowledge of microbiology will be an advantageCAPABILITIES AND SKILLSYou will need to have:• Logical & analytical skills• Good communication skills and team spiritYou will also need to be:• Bilingual (English and French) • Quality, safety and cost conscious• Self – discipline and Result –oriented• Able to work independently• Computer literate• Able to Work on shift pattern and as required by production scheduleGuinness Cameroun is committed to meritocracy and inclusiveness and will not discriminate in recruitment, training, career development and promotion on the basis of race, color, ethnicity, gender, marital status, disability, religion or belief and age.Interested candidates should apply mentioning the subject: Quality Control TechnicianAPLICATIONAs external candidates, Email your CV and covering letter mentioning the role in the subject title (Quality Control Technician) to Guinness.Cameroon.recruitment@diageo.comCLOSING DATE: 28.09.09 Leonard OKALA - Human Resources DirectorCc: Notice Boards / DepotsLO/APN/18.09.09 
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Job Title: Quality Control TechnicianDepartment: SupplyReporting to: Quality Control SupervisorCat: 6No of positions: 01Location: DoualaContract: PermanentPURPOSECarry out designated analyses of raw materials, process samples and finished products and evaluate the results against specifications. Document & communicate quality results and follow sampling plans, methods and procedures.KEY ACCOUNTABILITIES• Sampling and analysis in accordance with sampling plans and work procedures, providing accurate and timely results • Documentation and evaluation of quality results, preparation of reports, summaries and graphs• Maintenance and calibration of equipment as per schedule• Responsible for ensuring safety and cleanliness of immediate work area and Laboratory environment• Proactive feedback of quality results to respective user and follow up corrective actions, supporting Quality improvement activities and initiatives.QUALIFICATION AND EXPERIENCEGCE Advanced level or equivalent in Science subjects plus laboratory work experience. Knowledge of microbiology will be an advantageCAPABILITIES AND SKILLSYou will need to have:• Logical & analytical skills• Good communication skills and team spiritYou will also need to be:• Bilingual (English and French) • Quality, safety and cost conscious• Self – discipline and Result –oriented• Able to work independently• Computer literate• Able to Work on shift pattern and as required by production scheduleGuinness Cameroun is committed to meritocracy and inclusiveness and will not discriminate in recruitment, training, career development and promotion on the basis of race, color, ethnicity, gender, marital status, disability, religion or belief and age.Interested candidates should apply mentioning the subject: Quality Control TechnicianAPLICATIONAs external candidates, Email your CV and covering letter mentioning the role in the subject title (Quality Control Technician) to Guinness.Cameroon.recruitment@diageo.comCLOSING DATE: 28.09.09 Leonard OKALA - Human Resources DirectorCc: Notice Boards / DepotsLO/APN/18.09.09
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