Venezuelan financiers form AVl group to influence 1963 elections
Venezuelan industrialists and bankers unite in an AVI pact to pool power in the 1963 elections. Spokesmen say the movement will not be a party but will influence candidates, with Eugenio Mendoza a leading figure. Betancourt's government faces cautious reception as AVI signals a major role in selecting a successor to Betancourt and shaping policy.
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Government not responsible for anti smoking poster ban
In the House of Lords Lord Banister states that Parliament holds the government not accountable for others decisions. He argues that the government does not have to answer for any idiotic decisions except its own amid the recent poster ban on anti smoking imagery.
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Venezuela political manifesto highlights regional voice drive
Mendoza says citizens demand a louder voice in congress state assemblies and municipal councils. AVF unveils official manifesto stressing industrialization, wealth value, and mobilization to support 60 000 added personnel amid a politically backed electoral machine.
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