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Saturday, November 7, 2009, by Gregory

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Let me tell you right now, I'm not an expert on the region, that we speak of Venezuela or of Latin America. I'm not "from here", I'm pretty good French fulfilling the criteria for national identification, except when j'enfourne a megaphone or makes another highly subversive act. However, I have a significant advantage over those who read me in Europe I am there, in Venezuela, with the simple idea of seeing what is that famous "Revolution Bolivarian. "
Both also warn you: here, we will not speak to the Cuban dictatorship, freedom of the press ridiculed, political prisoners, widespread corruption, and not much more to the militarization of the regime, petro- Bolivar and the large red cap lider I named THE Hugo Chavez. I leave that to the "journalists" and experts of all kinds. It's barely a month since I am in this country and I could already see clearly that this was neither a Soviet gulag tropical nor a socialist paradise in the march towards universal equality. Of course, to really understand what is happening in this country, it would have to live here many years, actively participating in everything that happens. This is not my case, por ahora [2

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Now I can just share some experiences I've followed closely here on the ground. I never cease to say they are in no way representative of the general mood of the country, as the latest student movements, the "kidnapping" of bosses are not representative of the state of France. But after all, we would know if the revolutions were originally movements in the majority. Three experiments therefore, the outpost of the Revolution that even Bernard Henri Levy is not gone, and can with a bit of optimism and a bit of tunnel vision activists suggest that there is still hope for this country to make a Revolution. After all, the only pertinent question to be asked ...

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