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Chavez aftermath

The latest as of 12 noon:

It was not immediately clear when the presidential vote would be held, or where or when Chavez would be buried following Friday’s pageant-filled funeral.

Drudge’s roundup:

On the celebrity beat:
Michael Moore Praises Chavez’s Socialist Revolution – Hollywood Elites Mourn His Death

MEDIA MOURN BRUTAL DICTATOR CHAVEZ

Opinion:
Chavez’s grim legacy
Nation in ruins, region in crisis

Hugo Chavez, Looter

Why the Death of Hugo Chavez Matters

Hugo Chávez
The lesson is to beware the rule of charismatic demagogues.

Livefeed in Spanish, below the fold (if you can stand the propaganda narration):



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3 Responses to “Chavez aftermath”

  1. Shanna Carson Says:
    March 6th, 2013 at 3:25 pm

    Hugo Chavez was certainly sincere about social justice, but I don’t think he chose the best road to achieve that goal. Historically, socialism has always been detrimental to the nations it was supposed to help. Also, I don’t understand why Chavez hated America with such intensity. By the way, I noticed that countries whose leaders hate the US are most of the times countries where atrocities are commited on a daily basis…

  2. Fausta Says:
    March 6th, 2013 at 4:35 pm

    countries whose leaders hate the US are most of the times countries where atrocities are commited on a daily basis
    Yes, which makes me ask, is it animosity for what America stands for?

  3. fuster Says:
    March 7th, 2013 at 1:50 am

    I’m sure that neither Shanna nor Fausta would say that there may well have been actions by the US govt and by US-owned businesses in the nations south of the US that would have engendered some animosity