"Anti-democracy" in Venezuela and Latin America
in a post just yesterday, springing from an editorial by robert fisk in the la times, i commented how our traditional media subvert a genuine understanding of important events by juggling words and their meanings... today, the wapo takes pains to prove the case...
anyone who follows the events in both latin america and venezuela knows that what is happening here is far from anti-democratic but the wapo and other such p.r. outlets of the u.s. government persist in labeling it thus... if you want a real, honest-to-god analysis of what's going on in venezuela under chavez and a thorough debunking of the media crap that's regularly dished out in the u.s., go read mark weisbrot's terrific piece in tpm cafe... Submit To Propeller
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The year ended with a string of reverses. In a regional summit in Mar del Plata, Argentina, in November, President Bush was jeered by demonstrators and taunted by Venezuela's Hugo Chavez, who aspires to make Latin America anti-American and anti-democratic.
anyone who follows the events in both latin america and venezuela knows that what is happening here is far from anti-democratic but the wapo and other such p.r. outlets of the u.s. government persist in labeling it thus... if you want a real, honest-to-god analysis of what's going on in venezuela under chavez and a thorough debunking of the media crap that's regularly dished out in the u.s., go read mark weisbrot's terrific piece in tpm cafe... Submit To Propeller
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