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Remarks of Dr. Carlos Molina Camacho at the inauguration of the new headquarters[Former superintendent of the Venezuelan National Department of Cooperatives (SUNACOOP), Professor of Cooperative Law at Universidad Central de Venezuela, author of several books about cooperativism.] First of all I wish to thank the board of directors of this respectable foundation, the Prout Research Institute of Venezuela, and especially its president, José Albarrán, and the director, Dada Maheshvarananda, for the kind invitation given to my wife, Clarita, and I to attend today. The inauguration of this beautiful new headquarters in Caracas is very important for those who want the success of Prout.... Posted by maheshvarananda Wednesday, June 25, 2008 (16:17:17)
New Year's Greetings"According to PROUT human society is one and indivisible. Human society is just like a garland which is made of different types of flowers, woven together by one common thread. The overall beauty of the garland is dependent upon the beauty of each flower. Likewise, each strata of society must be equally strengthened if we are to maintain the unity and solidarity of society." - Prabhat Ranjan Sarkar, founder of the Progressive Utilization Theory (PROUT) In this season of change and solstice, may you experience peace, love and bliss. Happy New Year! The Prout Research Institute of Venezuela[img]http://www.priven.org/index.php?name=coppermine&file=displayimagepopup&pid=47&fullsize=1[/img] Posted by maheshvarananda Tuesday, January 01, 2008 (13:58:13)
Article from MondragónIn March, 2007, the Eighth Edition of the Community Experiences Interchange, "TRUKE" program was celebrated. The program is organized by the Mundukide Fundation and the Lanki Institute of Cooperative Studies. The Venezuelan José Albarrán, the director of the PRI-V, together with 10 South Americans, originated form Brazil, Colombia, Bolivia, Argentina, Uruguay and Nicaragua. They had the opportunity to attend and appreciate that is today: the Mondragon Cooperative Experience. You can find the whole article on the Mundukide Fundation's website (in spanish) following the link below: Posted by dharmapala Tuesday, June 19, 2007 (17:11:11)
Letters of support : Letter from a Former InternVolunteering with PROUT Research Institute of Venezuela (PRIV) in Caracas For a little over 3 months in the spring of 2007 I worked as an intern at the PROUT Research Institute of Venezuela (PRIV) in Caracas. Posted by maheshvarananda Monday, June 18, 2007 (14:02:05)
What's Hot at PRI-VIt's been a while... ...since we've updated everyone on what's happenin' here in the Prout Research Institute of Venezuela. Be assured, we're busy. Often too busy to do some of the things that we value highly, such as keeping in touch with our beloved friends, partners, and onlookers. The ongoing projects that have been occupying our concentration include the following:
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Another Life is PossibleCooperatives in Barlovento, Venezuela Prout Research Institute of Venezuela - 2007 |