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Published in LASA Forum, Winter 2007 The radical trajectory of president Hugo Chavez in Venezuela has been a highly controversial topic among…
Since Hugo Chavez of Venezuela proposed the dissolution of the 24 parties that support his government and the formation of a single…
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Venezuela’s president Hugo Chavez, Brazil’s president Lula Inacio da Silva, and Nestor Kirchner, president of Argentina, met in Sao Paulo, Brazil on…
This past January, regional social forums were celebrated in Caracas, Venezuela and Bamako, Mali. Another regional forum happened in Karachi, Pakistan in…
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