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Tuesday, March 30, 2004



Costa Rica throws out Chavez foe. Costa Rica retracts an offer of asylum given to a Venezuelan union leader opposed to President Hugo Chavez. [BBC News | News Front Page | UK Edition]

It is a rare event when Chavez gets his way and I'm happy. I think this guy played with fire and got burned, but, unlike, must of us, had the option to leave and not get hurt. He wanted to continue to play with fire... If you don't like the heat get out of the kitchen they say, If you like the heat don't get out of the kitchen. Come to Venezuela and stand against your foes...

On other news, my brother commented the other day that I seem to like NPR and that I quote it quite a bit. So I thought, "Why don't I hear it all the time?". Got the feed (RealPlayer, yech!) and started listening, and I found out the reason I don't hear it all the time. Heard a report about venezuela, criticizing Kerry for his statement and saying the poor here are with Chavez... How clueless can you be? Unless you offer people money or threaten them, nobody in this country is with Chavez, that is why the chavistas are so afraid of the recall referendum... It would be a landslide... The good part, all this makes Kerry look good... at least he understand... Comes to think of it, it makes Bush look good also, he also understand, unfortunately it makes NPR look ridiculous and you start questioning their reports on other parts of the world. Mind you, I wouldn't like an anti-chavez report either, but some balance would imply getting at the truth, not the official story. Not mentioning the violation of human rights and the dead borders on the unethical...


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I can't not say my opinion about the candidacy of Arias Cardenas for the Zulia governorship. There are a multitude of candidates for several posts and that reflects how lost the opposition is. That lack of unity is what, since 1998, has produced most of Chavez' victories. But the candidature of Arias Cardenas (both now and in 2000 for president), has a different tinge to it. He has all the legal right to be a candidate, but you can't help but suspect him as a Benedict Arnold. He does not do these things for his political aspirations, but because he is Chavez Fifth Columnist. A very ugly Mata Hari to confuse, an already troubled, Venezuelan opposition. The worst part is, he may win. Most Chavistas will vote for him and a lot of the opposition will also. I do hope Rosales kick Arias butt, come election time.
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Poor people in Venezuela were said to be eating flamingos.
[Via Harper's Weekly]
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