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- Tuesday, Apr 16, 2013
Video On Sunday night, the Venezuelan presidential elections were a cliffhanger. Nicolas Maduro, the chosen successor by Hugo Chavez, won by the narrowest of margins, around 300,000 votes -
- Thursday, Apr 04, 2013
Video Venezuelan Election is in full swing as Nicolas Maduro is 14 points ahead of opposition leader -
- Sunday, Mar 31, 2013
ZNet Article Despite rumours that the Bolivarian coalition is beginning to fragment, it probably isn’t doing any such thing: too many people have too much to lose -
- Saturday, Mar 30, 2013
Video A look at the achievements, failures and life of the leader of Venezuela's Bolivarian Revolution -
- Tuesday, Mar 19, 2013
Video Representatives from nearly all the member countries attended the UN tribute to the memory of Chavez, which General Secretary Ban Ki-moon presided and introduced -
- Thursday, Mar 07, 2013
ZNet Article Chavez profoundly changed Venezuelan society, making it a much more egalitarian society than it was before he came into office -
- Wednesday, Mar 06, 2013
ZNet Article Interview on media, the current situation in Venezuela, and more -
- Saturday, Nov 17, 2012
ZNet Article President Santos sees his country’s future out in the world, and is prepared to negotiate an end to a 50-year civil war to better its chances -
- Friday, Oct 19, 2012
ZNet Article All voting, even for a radical third party candidate, legitimizes an undemocratic political system -
- Friday, Oct 12, 2012
Video Many dissatisfied working class youth want solutions to urgent social and economic problems plaguing Venezuela -
- Tuesday, Jul 31, 2012
ZNet Article Progressives are going to face a tough choice this coming November: should they vote for Barack Obama or not? -
- Friday, Feb 24, 2012
ZNet Article The New York Times has run out of substantive issues with which to present Venezuela in a negative light -
- Monday, Jan 16, 2012
ZNet Article One sign of just how much Obama’s State Department has become indistinguishable from that of the Bush era is that on Venezuela-related matters it now takes its cues from right-wing Cubans -
- Tuesday, Sep 13, 2011
ZNet Article What hurts them is a threat that the whole system will change -
- Tuesday, Jun 21, 2011
Video In this interview, TheRealNews.com's Paul Jay interviews Venezuelanalysis.com founder Gregory Wilpert on the recent release of a "Rule of Raw" report on crime and corruption in Venezuela -
- Friday, Jun 10, 2011
ZNet Article Interview on Venezuela’s Network of Exchange Systems -
- Monday, Mar 07, 2011
ZNet Article Chavez seems to be torn on the issue of Libya. -
- Wednesday, Feb 02, 2011
Commentary Venezuela has made significant progress in the past 12 years towards a more egalitarian, inclusive, and participatory society. -
- Thursday, Oct 28, 2010
ZMag Article An analysis of the recent National Assembly elections -
- Saturday, Oct 02, 2010
Commentary The good news for Venezuela’s socialist and pro-Chavez forces is that while the September 26 National Assembly election might seem to be a disappointing result, because Chavez’s party won only about 50% of the popular vote, it is actually quite im... -
- Wednesday, Sep 08, 2010
Video Greg Wilpert on Venezuela's National Assembly Elections... -
- Sunday, Aug 29, 2010
Video Greg Wilpert on relations between the two countries.... -
- Thursday, Jul 01, 2010
Commentary It is truly amazing how a long-time Latin America correspondent who accuses Oliver Stone’s recently released documentary “South of the Border” of “mistakes, misstatements and missing details,” manages to get practically every single statement of h... -
- Wednesday, Nov 04, 2009
Blog Post Greg Wilpert's Resoc Interview -
- Monday, Sep 07, 2009
ZNet Article There is a problem with the concept of civil society... -
- Monday, Jul 20, 2009
Commentary Contribution to the Reimagining Society Project hosted by ZCommunications -
- Tuesday, Jun 23, 2009
ZNet Article Venezuela's President Hugo Chávez has recently popularized the idea that we should re-imagine society on the basis of what he calls "21st Century Socialism." Unfortunately, while Chávez and his supporters provide a number of hints as to what thi... -
- Wednesday, Feb 18, 2009
ZNet Article The ten percentage point victory (55-45%) that President Chávez and his movement achieved on Sunday, February 15, 2009, in favor of amending Venezuela's constitution so that Chávez may run for president again in 2012, represents a very important... -
- Thursday, Feb 12, 2009
Blog Post A detailed response to all of the errors found in a recent report by the council of Hemispheric Affairs on Venezuela. -
- Saturday, Oct 18, 2008
ZNet Article President Chavez managed to hand Human Rights Watch a major public relations victory with his recent expulsion of its America’s Director José Miguel Vivanco and its Deputy Director Daniel Wilkinson... - All Most Recent Content
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Venezuela under Hugo Chávez could be a model for peaceful revolution — or, as this definitive history shows, it could all be undone by the spectres of the past.
Since coming to power in 1998, the Chávez government has inspired both fierce internal debate and horror amongst Western governments accustomed to counting on an obeisant regime in the oil-rich state.
In this rich and resourceful study, Greg Wilpert exposes the self-serving logic behind much middle-class opposition to Venezuela’s elected leader, and explains the real reason for their alarm. He argues that the Chávez government has instituted one of the world’s most progressive constitutions, but warns that they have yet to overcome the dangerous spectres of the country’s past: its culture of patronage and clientelism, its corruption, and its support for personality cults—all of them fuelled by the attention and interference of a succession of US administrations. Featured Content-
- Sunday, Mar 31, 2013
ZNet Article Despite rumours that the Bolivarian coalition is beginning to fragment, it probably isn’t doing any such thing: too many people have too much to lose -
- Thursday, Mar 07, 2013
ZNet Article Chavez profoundly changed Venezuelan society, making it a much more egalitarian society than it was before he came into office -
- Wednesday, Mar 06, 2013
ZNet Article Interview on media, the current situation in Venezuela, and more -
- Saturday, Nov 17, 2012
ZNet Article President Santos sees his country’s future out in the world, and is prepared to negotiate an end to a 50-year civil war to better its chances -
- Friday, Oct 19, 2012
ZNet Article All voting, even for a radical third party candidate, legitimizes an undemocratic political system -
- Tuesday, Jul 31, 2012
ZNet Article Progressives are going to face a tough choice this coming November: should they vote for Barack Obama or not? -
- Friday, Feb 24, 2012
ZNet Article The New York Times has run out of substantive issues with which to present Venezuela in a negative light -
- Monday, Jan 16, 2012
ZNet Article One sign of just how much Obama’s State Department has become indistinguishable from that of the Bush era is that on Venezuela-related matters it now takes its cues from right-wing Cubans -
- Tuesday, Sep 13, 2011
ZNet Article What hurts them is a threat that the whole system will change -
- Friday, Jun 10, 2011
ZNet Article Interview on Venezuela’s Network of Exchange Systems -
- Monday, Mar 07, 2011
ZNet Article Chavez seems to be torn on the issue of Libya. -
- Wednesday, Feb 02, 2011
Commentary Venezuela has made significant progress in the past 12 years towards a more egalitarian, inclusive, and participatory society. -
- Saturday, Oct 02, 2010
Commentary The good news for Venezuela’s socialist and pro-Chavez forces is that while the September 26 National Assembly election might seem to be a disappointing result, because Chavez’s party won only about 50% of the popular vote, it is actually quite im... -
- Thursday, Jul 01, 2010
Commentary It is truly amazing how a long-time Latin America correspondent who accuses Oliver Stone’s recently released documentary “South of the Border” of “mistakes, misstatements and missing details,” manages to get practically every single statement of h... -
- Tuesday, Jun 23, 2009
ZNet Article Venezuela's President Hugo Chávez has recently popularized the idea that we should re-imagine society on the basis of what he calls "21st Century Socialism." Unfortunately, while Chávez and his supporters provide a number of hints as to what thi... - All Featured Content
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- Tuesday, Apr 16, 2013
Video On Sunday night, the Venezuelan presidential elections were a cliffhanger. Nicolas Maduro, the chosen successor by Hugo Chavez, won by the narrowest of margins, around 300,000 votes -
- Thursday, Apr 04, 2013
Video Venezuelan Election is in full swing as Nicolas Maduro is 14 points ahead of opposition leader -
- Saturday, Mar 30, 2013
Video A look at the achievements, failures and life of the leader of Venezuela's Bolivarian Revolution -
- Tuesday, Mar 19, 2013
Video Representatives from nearly all the member countries attended the UN tribute to the memory of Chavez, which General Secretary Ban Ki-moon presided and introduced -
- Friday, Oct 12, 2012
Video Many dissatisfied working class youth want solutions to urgent social and economic problems plaguing Venezuela -
- Tuesday, Jun 21, 2011
Video In this interview, TheRealNews.com's Paul Jay interviews Venezuelanalysis.com founder Gregory Wilpert on the recent release of a "Rule of Raw" report on crime and corruption in Venezuela -
- Wednesday, Sep 08, 2010
Video Greg Wilpert on Venezuela's National Assembly Elections... -
- Sunday, Aug 29, 2010
Video Greg Wilpert on relations between the two countries.... -
- Friday, Apr 11, 2008
Video Socialism for the 21st Century, and Venezuela... Video Presentation continued... - All Recent Video
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- Friday, Oct 05, 2007
Book Since coming to power in 1998, the Chavez government has inspired both fierce internal debate and horror amongst Western governments accustomed to counting on an obeisant regime in the oil-rich state... - All Recent Books
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