Re: Venezuela (was Re: Asambleas Populares [ox-en] (was Re: It's quite around here))

• From: grok <grok sprint.ca>
• Date: 09 Mar 2003 19:49:18 -0500

On Thu, 2003-03-06 at 18:44, Graham Seaman wrote:

Have the asambleas populares (popular assemblies) been involved in Free 
Software in any way, or has any part of the Free Software Movement been 
involved in the asambleas populares?

A related question I've been wondering about but found it hard to find
any information for is: what is happening in Venezuela? The world's only
government to announce not only support for free software, but that it is
taking free software as a model for its whole technological strategy, yet
there is near complete silence. 

I've been looking on and off too, but most of the stuff about Venezuela
online is by the rightwing/pro U.S. forces -- people who are more likely
to have computers connected to the Internet, of course.





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grok <grok sprint.ca>


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