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Date: Mon, 17 Feb 2014 04:04:34 -0800
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younger writers inside Venezuela. The blog attracts
a daily average of about 6,000 hits, says Nagel, and many of
its most popular postings were published in a book last year by
the two longtime friends.Toro's last entry on Jan. 30 was characteristic
of the no holds barred analysis readers have come to expect of
Caracas Chronicles, which although unabashedly anti-government doesn't spare
the opposition.In it, he and co-author Dorothy Kronick take aim at the
methodology used by a local group that estimates the country's murder rate
quadrupled over the past 15 years to 24,763 violent deaths last year.
In the absence of verifiable government data, the forecast by the
Venezuelan Observatory of Violence, or OVV for its Spanish initials, has
become a touchstone for opposition attacks on the government's security
record perhaps wrongly so, says Toro."Oddly, in this hyperpolarized environment,
the quality of that OVV number hasn't gotten much scrutiny
and the OVV figure is not what it seems," the authors
write.Fans of Toro will still be able to relish his trademark blend
of wit and wonk. He's starting a new blog, www.BoringDevelopment.com ,
to share insight culled from his day job working on a development
project in South Sudan. While Toro says he may not be able
to help himself from weighing in on Venezuela from time to time,
it'll no longer be his daily bread."Turns out I only have room
in my head for a single obsession at a time," he
Dec. 6, 2013: Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych (L) meets with Chinese
Premier Li Keqiang (not pictured) at the Great Hall of the People
in Beijing.ReutersKIEV, Ukraine Ukraine's president will return Monday
from a short sick leave that had sparked a guessing game he
was taking himself out of action in preparation to step down or
for a crackdown on widespread anti-government protests.Viktor Yanukovych's
office made the announcement about the president's return the same day as
protesters seeking his resignation held one of their largest gatherings
in recent weeks. About 20,000 people assembled at the main protest site
in Kiev's central square on Sunday.Yanukovych's sick leave was announced
Thursday, with his office saying he had an acute respiratory illness. Some
opposition leaders were skeptical about it, however, and thought Yanukovych
was disappearing from the limelight in preparation for imposing a state
of emergency amid the deepest turmoil in Ukraine since the Orange Revolution
in 2004-2005.The protests, which are heading into a third month, began in
late November after Yanukovych backed away from a long-awaited agreement
to deepen ties with the European Union. They quickly grew to encompass
a wide range of grievances after police violently dispersed some of the
early gatherings.During Yanukovych's sick leave, a sense of stasis set in
and neither side showed signs of movement. But his return to work
could bring new action."Rep
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<p style="font-size:xx-small;">CARACAS, Venezuela One of Venezuela's most-prominent opposition bloggers,
whose English-language musings are a must-read for foreign journalists,
academics and political junkies, is leaving his beat as a chronicler of
the country's socialist revolution.Francisco Toro said that his decision
to cut ties with the Caracas Chronicles blog he co-founded reflects the
stagnation that has overtaken his homeland since former President Hugo Chavez's
death last year and which makes the country less interesting to write
about.When the blog began, in 2002, Chavez was a fast-rising, political
maestro who craftily leveraged the world's largest oil reserves to rally
anti-American sentiment in Latin America and other parts of the developing
world. A decade later, in the hands of his less charismatic successor
Nicolas Maduro, Toro says much of the revolution's influence has waned as
the economy reels from widespread shortages, 50 percent inflation and a
currency crisis."The truth is that like a lot of people I miss
Chavez," Toro, who was also a frequent contributor to the New York
Times, said in a telephone interview from his home in Montreal. "There's
no real hemispheric dimension anymore. Venezuela is so clearly not a model
that any sane person would want to emulate. It's just a local
story of a country gone crazy."The blog's other founder, Chile-based Juan
Cristobal Nagel, says the blog will soon be relaunched with new voices
including more women and
CLARKSBURG, W.Va. A 300-foot cellphone tower collapsed Saturday and minutes
later a smaller tower fell, killing two contractors and a firefighter, authorities
said.The contractors were tethered to the larger tower when it collapsed
in Clarksburg, State Police Cpl. Mark Waggamon said. A firefighter with
the Nutter Fort Fire Department was killed when he was walking from
his vehicle to the scene.Two other contractors working on the larger tower
were hurt and taken to a hospital. Waggamon described their injuries as
serious but not life-threatening.Waggamon said three of the workers were
more than 60 feet up on the tower. One of those workers
was killed along with a co-worker who was about 20 feet up
when the tower toppled.Two other workers at the site were not injured.Waggamon
said the weight of the collapsed tower put stress on guide wires
to the smaller tower.The crew was doing maintenance to strengthen the tower's
support when the accident occurred, Waggamon said. He said the federal Occupational
Safety and Health Administration will investigate.The towers are owned by
SBA Communications, which hired workers from S&S Communications to remove
the tall tower's diagonal supports and replace them with new ones. Phone
messages left with the companies were not returned Saturday evening.Steven
Thompson, a member of the Summit Park Volunteer Fire Department, said about
three dozen people from eight fire departments in the area responded. He
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