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Venezuela solidarity organisations in the UK

Hands Off Venezuela Campaign

http://www.handsoffvenezuela.org

Following the 2002 coup against the Chavez government, and the campaign of disinformation that accompanied it, Hands Off Venezuela Campaign was established in December 2002 by Jeremy Dear (general secretary of the British National Union of Journalists) and a number of other important trade union leaders in Britain. The campaign rapidly spread to other countries in Europe, Latin America, North America, Asia and Africa and has supporters in more than 30 countries around the world. Activities include public meetings, video screenings, raising the issue within the trade union movement in different countries, organising speaking tours, moving motions in Parliaments, and sending solidarity delegations to Venezuela.

The basic principles of the Campaign are:


Venezuela Solidarity Campaign

http://venezuelasolidarity.org.uk/

Venezuela Solidarity Campaign was created following the 2002 coup in Venezuela following the 2002 coup against the Chavez government.

The aims of the Venezuela Solidarity Campaign are:


Venezuela Information Centre

http://www.vicuk.org

The Venezuela Information Centre (VIC) is a broad-based UK campaign in solidarity with the people of Venezuela. It was launched on 25th May 2005 at a meeting sponsored by trade unions (UNISON, TGWU, GMB, RMT, AUT, CWU, FBU, ASLEF and the General Secretaries of NATFHE and NUJ), NGOs and media organisations. The meeting of 300 people included, NGOs, academics, students and media, as well as trade unionists. VIC aims are to: