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International Support for the Opposition Provides Hope for Venezuelan Democracy by Kimberly Stewart

posted on April 9, 2019 by Kimberly Stewart

Utah State University Tagged With: Chávez, Guaido, maduro, Venezuela

The recent stand-off in Venezuela between the authoritarian Maduro regime and the opposition movement has sparked discussion about whether or not the opposition will manage to restore democracy since …

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Venezuela’s Transition to Dictatorship by Sam Glick @ UCLA

posted on March 15, 2018 by SAM (SAMUEL) GLICK

University of California, Los Angeles Tagged With: democracy, dictatorship, Latin America, maduro, Venezuela

Venezuela’s Plunging Democracy Over the span of twenty years, democracy in Latin America has eroded. Venezuela’s longstanding democracy is on the brink of destruction after Nicolás Maduro took over …

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UNDER THE GUISE OF DEMOCRACY: Chavez’s Populism to Maduro’s Authoritarianism by Uma Vaingankar @ University of California, Los Angeles

posted on March 15, 2018 by UMA MUKUL VAINGANKAR

University of California, Los Angeles Tagged With: authoritarianism, Chávez, dictatorship, maduro, populism, Venezuela

RIDING IN ON A LOW Hugo Chavez rose to power in Venezuela almost two decades ago in the midst of public distrust and discontentment with the Venezuelan government and judiciary. In 1992, Presidente …

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