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“Why Hugo Chávez is an Illegitimate President.” Gustavo Coronel, in www.vcrisis.com
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“Leaders: Venezuela's oil-rich troublemaker; Latin America and the United States.” The Economist, London: May 14, 2005. Vol.375, Iss.8426; pg.10
Hugo Chávez's speech at the Porto Alegre World Social Forum, 30/01/05.
Castro, Chavez Relish 'Axis of Subversion' Label, Anthony Boadle, Havana, on http://canf.org
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Je suis étudiante en économie du développement au Canada, présentement volontaire en prise en charge socioéconomique des personnes vivant avec le VIH SIDA au Burkina Faso. Je m'intéresse particulièment aux mouvements sociaux et aux questions d'équité et d'oppression.
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Maybe, maybe not. Yasmary Mora | Aug 18th, 2005
Even though his ideas are revolutionary, what he's doing to his people is not. Its not easy to work hard, have patience, constancy, and conscience in a country where there is hatred between its own people, no source of income, and no freedom to stand tall against corruption. Corruption from the every politician and every political party, the legal system, the police, and basically anyone with some sort of power.
It seems like in Venezuela, living is survival of the fittest, screwing over everyone else. While what Chavez is doing to distantiate themselves from the US might be heroic for those that live comfortable (including me) in a developed country, for those that live under the current conditions in Venezuela, its almost torture.
Max | Oct 17th, 2010
Buen articulo!
Thanks for sharing!!!
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