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Below you'll find a list of all posts from December, 2005

PetroCaribe – All is quiet and the market is working

It appears international pressure is mounting against Venezuela's PetroCaribe initiative. At a press conference on Regional Outlook on December 7, …

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A bureaucracy in disarray?

Dear Sir, I empathize with the remarks of Trade and Industry Minister Leslie Miller in Parliament recently regarding the murder …

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Economic Freedom meeting

Dear Economic Freedom Network members and friends, The Economic Freedom meeting held from Nov. 20 to 21, 2005, in Muscat, …

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Education. Crumbling in on itself?

Education, or lack thereof, has made the headlines again. And based on the July 25, 2005 report by The Coalition …

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A More Imperfect Union. A Letter from Paris.

Reprinted with the kind permission of The American Spectator.This article first appeared in the July/August 2005 edition. You can also …

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