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The CEO of the company that sold and operates the voting machines in Venezuela says that there was a discrepancy of 1 million votes
Gregory Wilpert
Gregory Wilpert is a German-American sociologist, journalist, and activist who has covered Venezuela extensively for a wide variety of publications. He holds a Ph.D. in sociology (Brandeis University, 1994) and is author of the book, Changing Venezuela by Taking Power: The History and Policies of the Chávez Government (Verso Books, 2007). He is co-founder of the website Venezuelanalysis.com, was director of the teleSUR English website, and host and managing editor for The Real News Network. Currently he works as deputy editor at the Institute for New Economic Thinking.
Instead of silence, neutrality, or indecision from the international left in the current conflict in Venezuela, what is needed is active solidarity with the Bolivarian socialist movement
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Guillermo Lasso, the conservative who lost Ecuador’s presidential vote, is aiming to delegitimize the leftist winner, Lenin Moreno, before he takes office
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The Maduro government and the Bolivarian revolution currently do have a few things that make the situation not quite as bleak as one might otherwise think
Interview that looks through the complexities to the essentials on the current situation in Venezuela
How did Venezuela get into this difficult economic situation? What happened since Hugo Chavez’s death? Did the project derail, get stuck, hit a speed bump, or crash altogether?
Interview with Gregory Wilpert, Director of teleSUR English