"However, among the dozens of groups
mentioned in the document, the usual suspects of US interventionism also make
appearances. According to the document, OTI funded a Freedom House program in
Venezuela with US$1.1 million, while Development Alternatives Inc. (DAI)
provided grants totalling $726,000 on behalf of OTI. DAI has a long history of
working to undermine governments that oppose US hegemony, and this isn't the
only time its operations in Venezuela have raised questions. In 2002, DAI worked
with the National Endowment for Democracy [NED] to fund a right-wing propaganda
campaign during the 2002 oil industry lockout that sought to bring down Chavez's
government." (thanks Amir)