ViewsLatinAmerica by Cartoon Movement-US for October 05, 2012

  1. Don quixote 1955
    OmqR-IV.0  about 11 years ago

    Astonishing that many Venezuelans fear that their vote will be known and that if Chavez wins, they lose their jobs, careers, any benefits. Even more astonishing is that they’re right; it’s happened before when many signed a petition.

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  2. Don quixote 1955
    OmqR-IV.0  about 11 years ago

    Erm. True, he isn’t a dictator but he pretty much acts like one, so fair-play to Oldlego for calling him out.Chavez follows laws? Sure, his laws. Doesn’t arrest opponents? I beg to differ. He also muzzles them. His take over of the national media is almost complete.What little moral high-ground he may have had in the beginning of his election (the 1st one), he lost ages ago. That US stunt to try knock him off his perch back then helped him tremendously. It isn’t news that US interference in other countries’ elections usually backfires.Speaking of stunts, I still find his at the U.N. in 2006 funny (""It smells of sulfur here") but the dude is delusional and fancies himself a Castro of Venezuela.He’s come pretty close: his rule of fear over his opponents and personality cult amongst the rural folks is similar to Castro’s.The left would do well to disown this bloke.

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    Matt Sobliged  about 11 years ago

    People vote for a government they want, it’s a dictatorship.Corporations (with u.s. backing) make a coup (Venezuala, 2002), it’s a democracy.

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