Bolivarian Revolution in DC

Bolivarian Revolution in DC

In Washington, the rhetoric most heard about Venezuela and its socialist president, Hugo Chavez Frias, is overwhelmingly negative. But just a few miles from the US Congress in working-class Washington, Venezuela isn't seen as the enemy. Activist and community organizers like Reverend Graylan Hagler are seizing on the spirit of the Bolivarian Revolution to tackle poverty and inequality in their own communities.

The Resident: The Mid East protests

The Resident: The Mid East protests



After the success of protestors in Egypt, the media has quickly shifted their focus to other areas of unrest. Do they even care about the outcome or just their next scoop?

Latinos Abandoned By American Politicians

Latinos Abandoned By American Politicians


By 2050, minorities will be the majority in America and it is the Hispanic community that will be driving the growth. The Census Bureau predicts that one in three Americans will be Hispanic, a fact not lost on U.S. politicians looking to score new votes.

As RT's Ramon Galindo finds out, Latinos have become both a target in the hunt for coveted votes, and a scapegoat for all of America's problems.