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  Chavez: Chávez on self-management: the policy he did not have the time to apply

  Introduction On October 7th, 2012, after hearing of his victory...
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  Ellner: The International Media and the Opposition’s Protest March in Caracas

  The foreign media reporting on the September 1 events has (true to form) conjured up the image of government repression and restriction on freedom of expression
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  Ellner: Venezuelan Opposition Unlikely To Secure Recall Referendum Before Year’s End

  The image of Venezuela as an oppressive failed state is really very far from what's happening on the ground
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  Albert: Interviewing Miguel Rodriguez

  Never did we talk about Marxism or socialism nor left or right. We presented ourselves as the Bolivarian movement
• Serrano: Venezuela’s Future

  Maduro's closest economic advisor interviewed at length by Michael Albert
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  Telesur English: Clinton Emails Reveal Direct US Sabotage of Venezuela

  As secretary of state, Hillary Clinton led a team committed to delegitimizing the politics of the late Hugo Chavez and the Bolivarian Revolution
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  Emersberger: Chavismo Must Stop the Economic Bleeding

  People who care about the success of progressive change in Venezuela – and in Latin America – must do all they can to ensure that huge self-inflicted problems are avoided
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  Albert: Participatory Economics & the Bolivarian Revolution

  From a talk given at the foreign ministry lecture hall in Caracas, Venezuela, July 18, 2016
• Schiavoni: Hunger in Venezuela? A Look Beyond the Spin

  You may have seen the headlines about Venezuela – headlines...
• Buxton: Venezuela After Chávez

  The Bolivarian Revolution in particular has transformed social relations in Venezuela and had a huge impact on the continent as a whole. But the tragedy is that it was never properly institutionalized and thus proved to be unsustainable
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  Koerner: Venezuela Backs Worker Takeover of Kimberley Clark as Citibank Moves to Close BCV Account

  Venezuela’s Labor Ministry approved Monday a workers’ request to occupy a plant owned by the US consumer products giant Kimberly-Clark
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  Ellner: Beyond the Boliburguesía Thesis

  Why critics of Chavismo are wrong to suggest that socialism is to blame for corruption in Venezuela
• Sullivan: Calling ALL Venezuelans to the Table

  The solidarity and natural bartering system that has unfolded in our Venezuela-in-crisis is beautiful, and it is what has allowed us to survive until now
• Alvarez: OAS Threatens to Suspend Venezuela While Ignoring Recent Ouster of Brazil’s Dilma Rousseff

  Interview on the situation in Venezuela and the actions of the OAS
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  Pearson: Media Wars: The Role of the Left When Venezuela’s Imperfect Revolution is Under Attack

  The best way to counter the media war on Venezuela is to do what they don't do: offer in depth, contextualised, critical coverage
• Sullivan: Venezuela’s Crisis From Up Close

  The solution to this problem needs to be determined by the Venezuelan people with support from other Latin American people
• Martín: Venezuela – a last warning

  There are only two ways out: either to go back to “normal” capitalism (that is, to make the workers pay the price for the crisis), or to go forward to socialism (that is to make the capitalists pay)
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  Weisbrot: Economic policy could determine the political results in Venezuela

  The Venezuelan government faces many challenges, but none so important or urgent as economic recovery
• Teruggi: Venezuela On Fire

  Something is going to give in Venezuela. It’s a feeling that can be perceived in the air, in talks, on the streets, in public transport, in the people…
• New York “Alberto Lovera”: Statement on the Neoliberal Offensive Against the Bolivarian Revolution

  Statement on the Neoliberal Offensive Against the Bolivarian Revolutionzco
• Draitser: Venezuela’s Opposition: Attacking Its Own People

  The corporate media would have you believe that Venezuela is a dictatorship on the verge of political and economic collapse. But that is not the case
• María: Chavismo From Below

  Why some Venezuelan socialists have broken with President Nicolás Maduro
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  Koerner: Venezuelan Social Movements Rally Against Open-Pit Mining in the Orinoco Arc

  The demonstration is part of a week of action organized by popular movements against a series of agreements signed by the Venezuelan government with Canadian mining firm Gold Reserve
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  Weisbrot: Venezuela: Dismantling a Weapon of Mass Destruction

  Unifying the exchange rate is the first and most important step toward economic recovery
• Ciccariello-Maher: Venezuela: ¡Comuna o Nada!

  The only possible saviors of the Bolivarian process are those who have saved it on every other occasion—and who today coalesce around the horizon of the commune