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Wednesday, November 3
8:30 p.m. HONDURAS - We are not afraid!
Documentary on the Honduran people's resistance against the coup.
K. Lara - 2010 - 110 min - VOSTFR ( Cinema Crater )
Discussion with Gabriela Carias and Rene Amador (one of the protagonists of the documentary)

Friday, November 5 ( Maison des associations )
5:00 p.m. HAITI - Chronicle of a disaster foretold
A. Antonin - 2010 - 20 min - VOSTFR
Meals Latino
8:30 p.m. CUBA - The Blockade: War against Cuba
D. Desaloms - 2004 - 68 min - VOSTFR - Debate with Maxime Vivas and FRANCE CUBA

Saturday, November 6
2:30 p.m. BRAZIL - A week Parajuru
How social projects can hide a neo-colonialism!
J. Huerta - 2009 - 68 min - VOSTFR - Discussion with José Huerta ( Samba Stockings )
5:00 p.m. The business of gold in Guatemala
G. Lassalle - 2009 - 54 min - VOSTFR - Debate with Grégory Lassalle ( Samba Stockings )
Meals Latino
8:30 p.m. Evening feminist
" Women and conflict in Latin America: the denunciation to the resistance "
3 mini-docs + debate with "shake" and "Promedios ( Samba Stockings )
+ Free Concert RITA MACEDO (Brazilian Music)

SUNDAY 7 November
10:00 BOLIVIA - The King, the Minister and the Peasant
Portrait of actors of the revolutionary process in Bolivia.
S. Pick and F. Lecoudre - 2010 - 54 min - VOSTFR ( Utopia Tournefeuille )
Discussion with filmmakers and Ulisse Quiroz de France Latin America
2:00 p.m. " Latinos Oc" with the collaboration of ESAV ( Rincon Chileno )
Docs F. Vargas, D. Dupuy, F. Lucero and JM Lacaze

8:30 p.m. COLOMBIA - The Coca-Cola
revelation of the murder of trade unionists by a chain of Coca-Cola.
G. Gutierrez / C. Garcia - 2010 - 85 min - VOSTFR ( ABC Cinema )
Debate with Carlos Palma de France Latin America

Monday, November 8
8:30 p.m. VENEZUELA - Persona Non Grata ( Utopia Toulouse )
Return of a former Belgian priest in Venezuela, expelled the country for fighting in the barrios.
F. Wuytack - 2010 - 85 min - VOSTFR.
Franz and debate with Fabio Wuytack (the main character)

Can You Take Benedryl With Lorazapan

Falling Disobedience

Lip Hurts From Using Tobacco

Chávez wins the legislative elections on the wire

The celebration was quiet Sunday night in the Bolivarian camp, like the victory. Only at 2 am that the National Electoral Council (CNE) announced the first results. Party United Socialist Venezuela (PSUV) won 98 out of 165 MPs, the opposition 65 and the ex-Chavez party Fatherland for All (PPT, which stood alone) 2 members.

Obviously, it was impossible to repeat the score of 2005, when the call of the opposition boycott of the vote had helped the coalition of the Chavez era to win 100% of the seats. But the PSUV candidates hoping to win a majority of two thirds of the unicameral parliament, in order to continue to approve the organic laws, the election of judges of the Supreme Tribunal of Justice or members of the National Electoral Council.
Similarly, three fifths of the Assembly (99 deputies) are required to approve legislation allowing the president to legislate without going through Parliament. This proportion has not been reached, a seat nearby.
On election night, said the opposition had won 52% of the votes. But on Monday night, President Hugo Chávez for his part said that the PSUV was ahead by 100,000 votes in the Mesa Unidad Democrática (MUD Table Unit democratic alliance opposition parties), accusing it of record as her own, the votes collected by independent parties.
As of this writing, the CNE had still not issued its second ballot with the full results. But it is certain that the score in number of votes is tight at the national level. Furthermore, the significant participation (66, 45% of voters) is a success for legislation that generally do not attract many voters.
But why so large a victory as the number of members if the difference in absolute number of votes is so short? Because rural states with small populations (typically acquired Chavismo) are over-represented in the Assembly. In addition, a redistricting approved last January has clearly favored the PSUV by dividing some of them where the opposition had a majority.
short, the PSUV will now negotiate certain decisions and the radical difference between the two blocs promises more debate facilitator. But beyond this victory over the wire, it appears that the opposition goes back more and more in the ratings. It has built its strength in recent months, putting his finger on disability government to respond to concrete problems of the population such as insecurity and urban violence, inflation and inefficiency of public institutions.
The Bolivarian revolution is focused on rhetoric and ideological battle, while neglecting an important battle ground: the everyday life of citizens. That may be the lesson it should learn from these elections and signs of erosion of its electoral base.

Sebastian Burn (Caracas)