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Chavismo
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Chavismo is a left-wing populist ideology that emerged in Venezuela under President Hugo Chávez, combining elements of democratic socialism, Bolivarianism, and Latin American integration. The ideology emphasizes nationalization, social welfare programs, and opposition to neoliberalism, but critics argue it is actually state capitalist. Support for Chavismo peaked in the early 2010s, but declined after Chávez's death and the economic deterioration under Nicolás Maduro's tenure. Academic research on Chavismo is divided between liberal democratic and radical democratic perspectives, with the former viewing it as democratic backsliding and the latter as a fulfillment of democratic aspirations.learn more on wikipedia
perspectives
- 1.US Foreign Policy
- 2.Election
- 3.Protests
- 4.Authoritarianism
- 5.Electoral Fraud
- 6.Sabotage
- 7.Power outage
- 8.Venezuela under Maduro
- 9.Spanish Foreign Policy
countries
- 1.Mexico
- 2.India
- 3.Spain
- 4.Ecuador
- 5.Algeria
- 6.Cuba
- 7.Colombia
- 8.China
- 9.Chile
- 10.Brazil
- 11.Barbados
- 12.Bolivia, Plurinational State of
organizations
- 1.National Election Commission
- 2.ODH Consultores
- 3.PSUV
- 4.Regional Interagency Coordination Platform for Refugees and Migrants in Venezuela
- 5.Socialist Party
- 6.Twitter/X
- 7.United Socialist Party of Venezuela
- 8.Universidad del Rosario
- 9.Universidad Icesi
- 10.Université Lumière Lyon 2
- 11.US Energy Information Administration
- 12.Vente Venezuela
persons
- 1.Nicolás Maduro
- 2.Tarek William Saab
- 3.Oliver Lopez Cano
- 4.Rafael Cabrera
- 5.Rafael Uzcategui
- 6.Ronal Rodriguez
- 7.Ruben Sulbara
- 8.Víctor Medina
- 9.Vladimir Padrino
- 10.Vladimir Rouvinski
- 11.José Raúl Mulino
- 12.Jorge Rodriguez