Breaking and Keeping with the Past in Venezuela

When Hugo Chávez was elected in 1998, few could predict that neoliberalism’s greatest threat would emerge from stalwart U.S. ally Venezuela. Fewer still could envision the scope of its current crisis. From the start, NACLA’s coverage offered a balance of cautious hope and healthy skepticism on the promises of Chavismo

Alejandro VelascoView further author information

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