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Colombia and Venezuela appear to be on a collision course. Venezuelan President Hugo Chávez recently ordered troops to the Colombian border, where violent clashes involving police, narcoguerrillas, and army troops have
Hugo Chávez looks like he's preparing for war with Colombia. Don't be fooled: he's just wagging the dog.
An upstart could become president.
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LIGHTS! CAMERA! REVOLUCIÓN!' Mac Margolis refers to Venezuela's democratically elected president as a "strongman." Hugo Chávez came to power through elections monitored by the likes of the Carter Center and the Organization of American States. Like
Like Mussolini and Stalin before him, Venezuelan President Hugo Chávez has erected his very own movie studio. Welcome to Hugowood.
inspectors a wider brief, only to reverse course in June after prominent civic groups lashed out. Venezuelan strongman Hugo Chávez has no better friend than Lula, even as the former has muzzled the media, bullied rivals, and smothered trade unions
the world would like to see the dollar lose its role as the reserve currency. Many, many citizens of the world think that Hugo Chávez is a cool dude and that Iran has every right to buy uranium centrifuges and stash them underground. Obama might want to recall
it closer to relinquishing settlements in the occupied territory? Does it further the cause of world peace to cozy up to Hugo Chávez , a rabble-rouser prone to funding proxy wars in neighboring countries? The dual warlike and peacemaking natures of these
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