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...industry has been waylaid by political turmoil, including a reckless near shutdown by anti-Chavez managers and other employees at PDVSA in 2002 and 2003, intended to paralyze the industry and force Chavez's resignation. The stoppage, which Rodriguez calls "sabotage," at one point slashed the nation's oil output to a scant 50,000 bbl. a day and cost the economy well over $7 billion. It dented U.S. imports for months and ended in the dismissal of 19,000 PDVSA employees, half the company's work force. Though Rodriguez insists that PDVSA is pumping more than its prestrike level...
...Their output is seldom sold or shown abroad. But "The World According to Kim Jong Il," an exhibition that will run at Rotterdam's Kunsthal museum until Aug. 29, offers a rare and fascinating look at the captive artists' spin on life in the Hermit Kingdom. The 285 works on display are relatively recent, but they might easily have come from Stalin's Soviet Union or Mao's China. The North Korean art clock seems to have stopped circa 1930-50, and the impression that emerges from the exhibition is of a remote, sad and strangely poignant land...
...government. Indeed, attacks on Coalition forces and foreigners in Iraq average around 40 a day, while terror strikes on Iraqi civilians have become an almost daily reality. Insurgent violence has not only overshadowed Iraq's political transition; it has choked the economic reconstruction as well. Electricity output is only at two thirds of its target level, while oil exports have been repeatedly interrupted by sabotage. A substantial portion of money allocated for reconstruction today is spent on hiring security for those doing the work...
Over the course of the year, Johnston not only led all freshmen in offensive output, but put in two of the biggest goals of the season, saving Harvard twice against ECAC rival Brown...
...from a neophyte when he arrived in Cambridge, Dawson’s expectations echoed those of Fitzpatrick and many of his teammates. Few, though, expected such offensive output in such a short time for the freshman...