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The Venezuelan Revolution: A Critique from the Left

Daniel S. Benveniste

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Description:He arrived in Venezuela in March 1999, just one month after the newly elected president, Hugo Chavez, took office. With plans to start a new life in Venezuela, Daniel Benveniste, a clinical psychologist from San Francisco, would soon become intimately acquainted with Venezuela's collapsing social, economic and political life under the Chavez regime.Written specifically for the North American reader, "The Venezuelan Revolution: A Critique from the Left" takes a critical look at the Bolivarian Revolution, the Venezuelan opposition, the North American Left that has supported the Chavez regime, and United States foreign policy as it relates to Venezuela.After years of being hidden under the rhetoric of a so-called "leftist revolution," news of Venezuela's soaring murder rate, food and medicine shortages, deteriorating economy, political prisoners, corruption, and gross violations of civil rights is finally coming to light.This illuminating report of the Chavez and Maduro government's corrupt, violent, antidemocratic reign of power for the past seventeen years is profoundly disquieting and thought provoking but it also includes suggestions for US foreign policy going forward. "We have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with The Venezuelan Revolution: A Critique from the Left. To get started finding The Venezuelan Revolution: A Critique from the Left, you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed.
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Description: He arrived in Venezuela in March 1999, just one month after the newly elected president, Hugo Chavez, took office. With plans to start a new life in Venezuela, Daniel Benveniste, a clinical psychologist from San Francisco, would soon become intimately acquainted with Venezuela's collapsing social, economic and political life under the Chavez regime.Written specifically for the North American reader, "The Venezuelan Revolution: A Critique from the Left" takes a critical look at the Bolivarian Revolution, the Venezuelan opposition, the North American Left that has supported the Chavez regime, and United States foreign policy as it relates to Venezuela.After years of being hidden under the rhetoric of a so-called "leftist revolution," news of Venezuela's soaring murder rate, food and medicine shortages, deteriorating economy, political prisoners, corruption, and gross violations of civil rights is finally coming to light.This illuminating report of the Chavez and Maduro government's corrupt, violent, antidemocratic reign of power for the past seventeen years is profoundly disquieting and thought provoking but it also includes suggestions for US foreign policy going forward. "We have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with The Venezuelan Revolution: A Critique from the Left. To get started finding The Venezuelan Revolution: A Critique from the Left, you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed.
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