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RTAmerica | September 27, 2010
Recent Venezuelan election results loosen Hugo Chavez’s power as opposition parties make big gains, claiming new seats in the Asamblea Nacional and winning the majority of the popular vote. However, Chavez has called the results a ‘solid victory’. Attorney & author Eva Golinger in Caracas, Venezuela said Chavez still holds a majority, he simply does not hold the two-thirds supermajority he once held. The victory is substantial, she argued. Golinger explained that the pro-Chavez parties can still pass a number of reforms; however those that require a two-thirds majority will be harder to pass. She also accused international bodies and US agencies of interfering in the elections by supporting opposition groups.
Chavez’s grip on Venezuela loosens (slightly)
see
Relentless Propaganda by Cindy Sheehan
US Media Intensifies Campaign Against Chavez by Eva Golinger
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Who created the title to this article? It reads like an anti-Hugo tract!
Russia Today created the title. Actually they did a much better job on covering this story than other news sources that I saw.
The US needs to get out and stay out of Venezuelan politics!
I would not worry too much…yet. The opposition, once they start the in-fighting, will finish with itself.
Wait, but wasn’t Chavez supposed to be a Stalinist?
What’s with these elections, Hugo, you’re screwing up the whole plan…