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Inside South America is written by Tyler Bridges. He's based in Caracas but travels widely around the continent.
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Chavez and his henchmen have essentially gutted PDVSA, and repeatedly lied about its financial stability, as well as all the other lies they have built their communist empire on. (Read Veneconomia.com) They have stolen the property and businesses of those who worked all their lives to get a little bit ahead, stifled criticism, ruined their economy (wanna buy some Bolivars?), destroyed any freedom or democracy the Venezuelan people may aspire to, and created a state of misery and dependence on a dictatorial government. Hopefully the Venezuelan people will rise up against this tyrant.
Posted by: capnmike | July 16, 2009 at 03:56 PM