Bolivarian

November 24, 2021

PSUV Sweeps Mega-Elections In Venezuela

The United Socialist Party (PSUV) landed a comprehensive victory in Venezuela’s regional and local elections, winning 83% of the governorships. According to initial results from the National Electoral Council (CNE) on Sunday night, PSUV, the ruling party, secured at least 19 of the 23 governorships, and the important Caracas mayoralty. Continue reading

Venezuela

Bolivarian, PSUV
August 17, 2013

Witness to the revolution: Bolivarianismo and popular power in Venezuela By Rowan Lubbock

For those of us living in a land of economic austerity and political atrophy, seeing a country demonstrate that there is an alternative remains an indispensible component of our long-term struggle to rejuvenate our society. Continue reading

Venezuela

ALBA, Bolivarian, Caribbean, chavez, Cuba, equality, land, revolution, socialism, students, Venezuela
July 9, 2013

The Communal State: Communal Councils, Communes, and Workplace Democracy By Dario Azzellini

The particular character of what Hugo Chávez called the Bolivarian process lies in the understanding that social transformation can be constructed from two directions, “from above” and “from below.” Bolivarianism—or Chavismo—includes among its participants both traditional organizations and new autonomous groups; it encompasses both state-centric and anti-systemic currents. Continue reading

Socialism, Venezuela

Bolivarian, chavez, cooperatives, democracy, NACLA, participation, socialism, the state, Venezuela
April 13, 2013

Venezuelan Government Foils Destabilisation Plans By Ryan Mallett-Outtrim

Venezuelan security forces have foiled a plot to violently destabilise the country, Vice-president Jorge Arreaza announced this afternoon…The plot involved Salvadorian mercenaries who “wanted, but could not, intervene to disrupt the peace of the republic at the last minute”. Continue reading

Venezuela

Armed Forces, Bolivarian, election, Government, Maduro, mercenaries, Miami, Nicolas Maduro, Oil, peace, SA, security, the state, Venezuela
April 12, 2013

Video: Venezuelan Democracy: A Tension Between Centralized Power and Local Democracy

Manuel Larrabure: The Bolivarian Revolution succeeded in developing models of community power and reduced inequality but so far has failed to diversify the economy or extend workers democracy in the oil and mining sector Continue reading

Venezuela, Videos

Bolivarian, community, cooperatives, democracy, DISCLAIMER, Hugo Chavez, inequality, mining, Real News, socialism, the state, TRNN, Venezuela, Video
April 11, 2013

PAMBAZUKA NEWS 625: THE LEGACIES OF HUGO CHAVEZ, CHRIS HANI AND MARTIN LUTHER KING

11 April 2013 — Pambazuka NewsThe authoritative electronic weekly newsletter and platform for social justice in AfricaPambazuka News is delivered free to you with the support of donations from Friends of Pambazuka. Continue reading

Pambazuka Africa News

Africa, Bolivarian, Hugo Chavez, MARTIN, PAMBAZUKA, revolution, SA
April 11, 2013

International Corporate Media Campaigns for Venezuela’s Opposition Candidate Capriles By TAMARA PEARSON

With just a few days to go till Venezuela votes for a new president, the mainstream media has stepped up its campaign in support of opposition candidate Henrique Capriles. Continue reading

Propaganda, Venezuela

Al Jazeera, AP, BBC, Bolivarian, corruption, election, food, Latin American, Maduro, Opposition, revolution, security, socialist, Venezuela, Washington Post
March 30, 2013

Chavez Knew US Special Services Were After Him By Nil NIKANDROV

Fidel accused Chavez of being carefree and told him to watch around. He said new technology appeared, it was not safe to take the food one was offered. He told Chavez: «Chávez take care. These people [the Americans] have developed technology. You are very careless. Take care what you eat, what they give you to… Continue reading

USA, Venezuela

assassination, Bolivarian, cancer, CIA, election, Fort Detrick, growth, Hugo Chavez, State Department, Strategic Culture, Venezuela
March 25, 2013

GR Week in Review 24 March 2013: The “Ides of March” and the New Ice Age

24 March 2013 — Global Research <a style="padding: 0px; margin: 0px;" title=""Washington's Pope"? Who is Pope Francis I? Cardinal Jorge Mario Bergoglio and Argentina’s "Dirty War" ” href=”http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?e=001T65KN0O_Ub6bE5EYNuVv_yJRcX4xKXU-8nWqV9lvkihF_g9QcYwHaCCqa55qT2f9Sj_winXESADhyg24Zud1MLTGoGkstsK0LqFd50bW6TiTiDEPu1g7u1smHg6Kv_kpFwSYu1bjRviB2WBWc18EqWfepBWpDEaaGpMrYqK-To6PpFn1QyeYwFa7f_otvr5C0l4D8eG8rO3L5hywZTMdyilVDAZ31Zu4FapbKySnpQePtWzIvQ9Nq2lR3JQ7YlWG”>“Washington’s Pope”? Who is Pope Francis I? Cardinal Jorge Mario Bergoglio and Argentina’s “Dirty War” 013 Continue reading

Global Research

Bolivarian, Catholic Church, Chossudovsky, CIA, Global Research, Hugo Chavez, Korea, Pope, Review, Tony Cartalucci, William Engdahl
March 20, 2013

Hugo Chávez and the Bolivarian Revolution: Legacy and Challenges By Manuel Larrabure

Literally millions have been lifted out of poverty and given new opportunities to improve their lives. Examples from daily life abound. I remember speaking to an upper class anti-Chavista once who was complaining about how, since Chávez came to power, it had become difficult to find maids. Many of the poor women she used to… Continue reading

Venezuela

Argentina, Bolivarian, Brazil, Canada, class, democracy, Political Science, socialism, socialist, the state, Toronto, Venezuela, York University
March 12, 2013

Haiti: HLLN mourns the loss and pays Tribute to Hugo Chavez | Notable Hugo Chazez quotes

“It is impossible within the framework of the capitalist system to solve the grave problems of poverty of the majority of the world’s population.” — Hugo Chavez Continue reading

Haiti

Bolivarian, Caribbean, chavez, Haiti, HLLN, imperialism, poverty, revolution, socialism, socialist, Venezuela
March 8, 2013

Chávez’s Chief Legacy: Building, with People, an Alternative Society to Capitalism By Marta Harnecker

When Hugo Chávez triumphed in the 1998 presidential elections, the neoliberal capitalist model was already floundering. The choice then was none other than whether to re-establish the neoliberal capitalist model — clearly with some changes including greater concern for social issues, but still motivated by the same logic of profit seeking — or to go… Continue reading

Venezuela

Bolivarian, Capitalism, community, culture, democracy, elections, Marta Harnecker, socialism
March 6, 2013

4 Videos on the passing of el Commandante

5 March 2013 — The Real News Network Chavez Democratized Venezuela Making it the Most Equal Country in Latin AmericaGregory Wilpert: Chavez led Venezuela to many accomplishments but leaves unsolved critical problems he hoped to addressGo to story | Go to homepage Continue reading

Venezuela, Videos

Bolivarian, Cuba, Hugo Chavez, Obama, Real News, TRNN, Venezuela
February 8, 2013

At 21 Years Since 4 February 1992: Either Chavismo Is Socialist or It’s Not Chavismo By NICMER EVANS

In his regular column “A Critical Space for the Construction of Socialism”, leftist Venezuelan political scientist Nicmer Evans looks at the state of the Bolivarian project on the 21stanniversary of the Chavez-led civic-military coup attempt against the neoliberal government of Carlos Andres Perez, on 4 February 1992. Despite the coup’s failure, it was the event… Continue reading

Venezuela

Bolivarian, Carlos Andres Perez, coup, election, history, PSUV, revolution, socialism, socialist, the state
January 15, 2013

U.S. intelligence agencies are preparing for the developing crisis in Venezuela By Nil NIKANDROV

Hostile forces in Venezuela and beyond, are taking the opportunity to intensify subversive activities aimed at overthrowing the Bolivarian government. The conspiracy, which is coordinated from CIA headquarters, is implemented via many channels and is aimed at destabilizing Venezuela, inciting internal conflict in the nation’s leadership, and fanning the feelings of panic over an alleged… Continue reading

Venezuela

Bolivarian, capital, CIA, Diosdado Cabello, food, Hugo Chavez, NIKANDROV, solidarity, Strategic Culture, Venezuela
January 9, 2013

Exposing Five Key Media Myths about Chavez’s Health and Swearing-in By EWAN ROBERTSON AND TAMARA PEARSON

The media, often taking its line directly from Venezuela’s right-wing opposition, is exploiting a sad time for the Venezuelan people. Media Observatory journalist Mariclem Stelling, talking on public television station VTV, called it a “combination of glee, irony, and necrophilia…an attempt to remove [Chavez] from his political role”. Continue reading

Venezuela

BBC, Bolivarian, Chicago Tribune, constitution, Diosdado Cabello, election, Health, Henrique Capriles, National Assembly, PSUV, revolution, Washington Post
January 7, 2013

Bolivarianism in Venezuela. “With or without Chavez, it’s institutionalized” By Stephen Lendman

With or without Chavez, it’s institutionalized. It greatly improved the lives of most Venezuelans. It’s become part of the national culture. It won’t wane and die. Continue reading

Venezuela

Bolivarian, cancer, chavez, Cuba, evolution, Global Research, progressive, Stephen Lendman, VA, Venezuela
January 5, 2013

Venezuela’s Future By Stephen Lendman

Debates should involve opposing sides given full opportunity to air views and challenge others. New York Times editors changed the rules. News and views are filtered. One-sided ones are prioritized. Government and corporate ones matter most. Truth is largely suppressed. Dissent is marginalized. Continue reading

Propaganda, Venezuela

Bolivarian, chavez, debt, Global Research, New York, poverty, progressive, Stephen Lendman, The Times, Venezuela
January 4, 2013

Venezuela: ‘Learning to Govern Ourselves’ By Rebecca McMillan and Calais Caswell

News of the deterioration of Chávez’s health has Venezuelans increasingly worried. While top government officials and opposition members were meeting behind closed doors in early December to discuss their next steps, other important discussions were taking place amongst grassroots activists on the future of the Bolivarian Process. Continue reading

Venezuela

Bolivarian, community, participation, security, socialist, the state, Venezuela
January 2, 2013

Venezuelan Leadership Up for Grabs? By Stephen Lendman

On October 7, Venezuelans overwhelmingly reelected him. They want no one else leading them. He transformed national politics responsibly. He established participatory democracy and social justice. Continue reading

Venezuela

Bolivarian, cancer, chavez, Cuba, democracy, elections, Global Research, New Year, PSUV, Stephen Lendman, Venezuela

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