Hugo Chávez(1954-2013)

Hugo Chávez was the President of Venezuela, and he was the greatest leader of the Bolivarian Revolution in South America who successfully created the new model for the international socialist movement of the 21st. century. A Still in the film.

A road trip across five countries to explore the social and political movements as well as the mainstream media's misperception of South America while interviewing seven of its elected presidents.

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South of the Border (2009)

Hugo Chávez est né le 28 juillet 1954 à Sabaneta, Venezuela. Il était marié à Marisabel Rodríguez et Nancy Colmenares. Il est mort le 5 mars 2013 à Caracas, Venezuela.

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Œuvres principales

The War on Democracy

8,1

Self

2007

Chavez: Inside the Coup

8,2

Self

2003

South of the Border

7,0

Self

2009

Nosotros del Bauen

Self

2010

Site officiel
- Official site [Spanish]
Autre nom
- Hugo Rey
Taille
- 5′ 8″ (1,73 m)
Naissance
- 28 juillet 1954
- Sabaneta, Venezuela
Décédé(e)
- 5 mars 2013
- Caracas, Vénézuela(cancer)
Conjoints(es)
Offres publicitaires

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Anecdotes
In November 2007, he referred to former Spanish Prime Minister José María Aznar as a fascist at the Ibero-American Summit. When he continued to denounce Aznar after his microphone was turned off, Juan Carlos de Borbón, the King of Spain, asked him to shut up ("¿Por qué no te callas?"). Chávez left the summit and the king's phrase became an Internet meme.

Citations
He [Jesus] accompanied me in difficult times, in crucial moments. So Jesus Christ is no doubt an historical figure - he was someone who rebelled, an anti-imperialist guy. He confronted the Roman Empire. Because who might think that Jesus was a capitalist? No. Judas was the capitalist, for taking the coins! Christ was a revolutionary. He confronted the religious hierarchies. He confronted the economic power of the time. He preferred death in the defense of his humanistic ideals, who fostered change. He is our Jesus Christ.