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This 6 page paper ponders the Bolivarian Revolution and the loss of popularity of President Chavez. The movement is discussed in depth and communism as an alternative is explored. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
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to the legacy of nineteenth century South American liberator Sim?n Bolivar and also promised to raise material living standards and the dignity of the people of Venezuela (2002). It
was a nationalist response to the process of neoliberal globalization, something that was seemingly widening the gap between rich and poor or North and South (2002). The revolution was
thus seen as a "dignified" response to the corruption and inefficiency that would characterize Venezuelas political class (2002). The Bolivarian vision, on the other hand, had far reaching
implications that left room for a variety of positions and strategies (2002). During the months that led up to the April 11th coup attempt, as Ch?vezs presidency had been
under attack from several fronts, differences had produced tensions and confrontation within the Chavista movement (Ellner & Rosen, 2002). The Bolivarian project had in fact evoked the memory of
Bol?var as a patriot and soldier as well as a liberator (2002). It rode on a wave of immense popularity and also allowed Ch?vez, who was an ex-military officer
and coup plotter, to win the presidency by a landslide (2002). It would also permit the Chavistas to call a Constituent Assembly in 1999 in order to rewrite Venezuelas
constitution and so, Ch?vez was re-elected to a six-year term in 2000 (2002). That action would also draw a wrath for anyone who had been castigated by
Ch?vez for having been members of the old politics (2002). From the start, it had been a polarizing occurrence (2002). In delving into the politics of the region more deeply,
it is important to explore just what Chavez stands for, why he has support and why he also has staunch opposition. While it is important to do this, it should
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