Hugo Chavez Is Still Dead

Posted by Donald R. McClarey on March 5th, 2013

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The dictator of Venezuela, Hugo Chavez, departed this vale of tears today, the 60th anniversary of the death of Joe Stalin.  Chavez effectively destroyed his political opposition and ruled as a tyrant.  Go here to read the 2011 report by Human Rights Watch on Venezuela which explains why I call Chavez a dictator.  Because he [...]

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Posted in Politics Tags: Hugo Chavez, Human Rights Watch, Venezuela

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One Response to “Hugo Chavez Is Still Dead”

1. Shanna Carson says:

   March 6, 2013 at 2:38 pm

   Hugo Chavez was certainly passionate about social justice, but I don’t believe he chose the best road to reach his goal. On the long run, socialism has always been detrimental to the nations it was supposed to help. Besides that, I dont understand why Chavez hated America with such intensity. By the way, I noticed that countries whose leaders hate America are usually countries where atrocities are commited on a regular basis…