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Latin America

Bacchus4.0

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2. he needs to step down now

Reply to naaman fletcher (Original post)

Wed May 30, 2012, 06:06 PM

May 2012

while a Capriles victory may be the best scenario for a variety of reasons, I simply don't think that the Chavistas will willingly relinquish power. I think that scenario is even more likely if Chavez dies just before the election. there will be chaos.

Cuba must be frantic right now.

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Report: Chavez's cancer has 'entered the end stage [View all] naaman fletcher May 2012 OP

"they believe it is doubtful the dictator" - crapload of bullshit. Warren Stupidity May 2012 #1

Look at "more than a couple of months at most." I think it's bad editing. joshcryer May 2012 #7

"30 years of neoliberal policies".. not in Venezuela ChangoLoa May 2012 #11

30 years in Latin America. And it is more than 30 years, as it starts with Chile. Warren Stupidity May 2012 #13

Argentina has restarted an industrial policy, Brazil a little less ChangoLoa May 2012 #14

I have found naaman fletcher May 2012 #15

he needs to step down now Bacchus4.0 May 2012 #2

So why are you calling him a dictator? As far as I recall he won election by his people fairly. nt teddy51 May 2012 #3

When did I call him a dictator? nt. naaman fletcher May 2012 #5

"have told me that they believe it is doubtful the dictator will live to see the results." teddy51 May 2012 #8

Oh naaman fletcher May 2012 #9

I do like Dan Rather, but I certainly do not like the fact that he calls President Hugo Chavez teddy51 May 2012 #10

"We love you" except for the thousands who lost their jobs in the public administration ChangoLoa May 2012 #12

"his people" naaman fletcher May 2012 #16

If I reach this stage of cancer,with a couple of miserable months ahead virgogal May 2012 #4

Single source reports dipsydoodle May 2012 #6