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Venezuela :
More than a dozen of 34 radio stations ordered shut by the Venezuelan government went off the air on Saturday, part of President Hugo Chavez’s drive to extend his socialist revolution to the media.
The association of radio broadcasters said 13...
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Christian
Aug 4 2009
New York,
United States
Firstly it was Iran then China. I hope Venezuela will be the next to face the riots.
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(Global Perspectives)
No doubt Chavez is a dictator but what about his economic policies? His economic policy is socialist one for the betterment of common men. That's the reason he is getting people's support there.
(Global Perspectives)
Marco
Corporate owner ship of the media houses is bad. Corporate owners try to turn the media into an industry while neglecting the motives of the profession. Profit is the only purpose remains in this process.
Corporate owner ship of the media houses is bad. Corporate owners try to turn the media into an industry while neglecting the motives of the profession. Profit is the only purpose remains in this process.
(Global Perspectives)
This Bolivarian braggadocio rears its ugly head in Venezuela’s worsening chronic poverty with inflation at more than 30 percent. Ten years of Hugo Chavez and the country is in tragic economic collapse while the ‘Boligarchs’ or those self-professed socialist elite display their Hummers and yachts.
(Global Perspectives)
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