Chavez Overriding Venezuelan Referendum by Anti-Free Speech Decrees
Editor & Publisher, March 31, 2008
Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez's government is trying to impose by decree measures against freedoms of press and expression that voters rejected in a referendum last December, the Inter American Press Association (IAPA) declared as it ended its mid-year meeting in Caracas.
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