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Published: 2013-03-10 21:02:48 +0000 UTC; Views: 1612; Favourites: 35; Downloads: 7
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The counter-revolutionary sucm will no doubt try and undo the hard work of the Bolivarian Revolution. Don't let that happen!Related content
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You got the title wrong. Also, it's kinda funny how you try to defend a country that you don't know about. But It's true that there are some pro-american assholes trying to steal Venezuela's money and oil.
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praying that the new president will be especially wary of the Americans and their criminal meddling in South American affairs, remember Allende, Γrbenz etc, etc, etc
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Allende was a Psycho he nearly destroyed the Chilean economy and plunged the country into a deluge of violence. Pinochet may have been a brutal and repressive dictator that flagrantly violated human rights, but so did Allende, in the end he ultimately set Chile's economy on a good path, ultimately re-established Democratic rule. Chile today has the freest economy in South America, has had a consistently growing and dynamic economy, strong respect for property rights, inflation is kept under control, and living standards continue to improve. Much of this resulted from economic policy encouraged by Pinochet. Like I said the guy is no Saint, but Chile is much better today because of him.
Hugo Chavez was just another egotistical, narcissistic Latin American strongman that grabbed as much power as he could and used it to bully his opponents and enemies. He controlled the media, he seized private property from his political enemies. Despite record oil prices the Venezuelan economy is in the dumps and suffers from rampant inflation. Crime and violence is out of control.
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America is already looking greedily at a new nation to dominate!
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A spanish version may be more adequate I would say. I could translate, but for that I would need to know what kind of "your" your utilize : the singular/familiar one, or the polite one? In Latin languages, there is a difference, here for Spanish : tu (you, singular and familiar) , vosotros (you, plural), usted (you, polite), ustedes (you, plural polite)
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If it's a revolutionary poster, I suspect vosotros would work better (the venezuelan people are a plural, and the artist is referring to them when saying 'you'.)
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As someone who's spoken to Chavistas from Venezuela. I will tell you that the PSUV remains strong and that Nicolas Maduro will win the upcoming elections in April.
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Very reassuring my friend, hope he can continue on as well as Chavez.
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Oh he certainly will. I'm sure Chavez trained him well.
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As Chavez recommended him to succeed him, your probably right. We'll see what happens with the elections, but from what I've seen he has the support of the people.
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*You're
Yep. Not to mention that the PSUV won 20 out of 23 regions in the recent elections for governor.
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Cheers
Hadn't heard that, great to hear. I was concerned that their support would drop after Chavez's death, but I'm glad to see it still going strong.
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