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Hugo!

The Hugo Chávez Story from Mud Hut to Perpetual Revolution

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1) The ruling elites in Venezuela and the United States are keen to paint Chavez as the heir to Castro, butthe truth is more complex and more interesting. 2) The Chávez that emerges from Jones' account is neither a plaster saint nor a revolutionary tyrant. He is amaster politicianand aninspired improviser, aBolivarian nationalistand anunashamed socialist. His policies have brought him into conflict with the IMF and World Bank, major oil companies and the USA. 3) They have also provided amodel for new governments and social movementsin Ecuador, Bolivia and Argentina. 4) When in December 2006 he declared at the UN that 'the devil came here yesterday ... the President of the United States', it was clear that,right or wrong, one man was taking on the might of most powerful nation on earth, in conscious imitation of the Liberator, Simón Bolívar.

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Hugo!, Bart Jones

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Tytuł
Hugo!
Podtytuł
The Hugo Chávez Story from Mud Hut to Perpetual Revolution
Język
angielski
Autorzy
Bart Jones
Rok wydania
2008
Oprawa
miękka
Liczba stron
582
ISBN10
1847920055
ISBN13
9781847920058
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Ocena
4,15 z 5
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1) The ruling elites in Venezuela and the United States are keen to paint Chavez as the heir to Castro, butthe truth is more complex and more interesting. 2) The Chávez that emerges from Jones' account is neither a plaster saint nor a revolutionary tyrant. He is amaster politicianand aninspired improviser, aBolivarian nationalistand anunashamed socialist. His policies have brought him into conflict with the IMF and World Bank, major oil companies and the USA. 3) They have also provided amodel for new governments and social movementsin Ecuador, Bolivia and Argentina. 4) When in December 2006 he declared at the UN that 'the devil came here yesterday ... the President of the United States', it was clear that,right or wrong, one man was taking on the might of most powerful nation on earth, in conscious imitation of the Liberator, Simón Bolívar.