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In reply to the discussion: Chavez's socialist rule at risk as Venezuelans vote [View all]Ash_F
(5,861 posts)45. Serious question for those who think Capriles will win.
What do you base this on? I did a quick search and found a list of 7 polling agencies in Venezuela. None of them show him ahead and most have Chavez ahead by a significant margin.
http://articles.chicagotribune.com/2012-09-27/news/sns-rt-venezuela-electionpolls-tablevepolls-20120401_1_henrique-capriles-main-pollsters-caracas-newsroom
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"become a dictator"? He already IS a dictator, as evidenced by his shutting down all media critical
wordpix
Oct 2012
#27
I'd be full of glee that there are countries that will do anything to silence the right wing. nt
Comrade_McKenzie
Oct 2012
#4
who is "DC?" You mean the District of Columbia? What are you referring to? The new candidate is
wordpix
Oct 2012
#28
So what time is declared the Win if he wins or the civil war if he loses?!1 (Quoting him) n/t
UTUSN
Oct 2012
#6
One thing everyone should agree on is that the oil money thats being
Exultant Democracy
Oct 2012
#23
You mean it was "nationalized" the changes that Chaves made when he assumed office is what
Exultant Democracy
Oct 2012
#25
As long as the Venezuelan voters get what they want, nothing important is at risk.
slackmaster
Oct 2012
#21
The confidence coming from Capriles campaign right now... I've never seen anything like it.
joshcryer
Oct 2012
#22
During the 2002 coup attempt, Capriles climbed over the wall of the Cuban Embassy in Caracas
Ken Burch
Oct 2012
#36
Good grief, is that "Lord Spam"? Those scummy yutzes are horrendously wealthy,
Judi Lynn
Oct 2012
#67