Any chance he leaves?
http://www.reuters.com/article/2012/10/07/us-venezuela-election-idUSBRE89601Z20121007
I don't see it.
http://www.reuters.com/article/2012/10/07/us-venezuela-election-idUSBRE89601Z20121007
I don't see it.
It's computer voting so he stays in office.
Chavez will win because he is popular and that is because he has social programs that have help the poor improve their lot. They are getting medical care and education,he has done a lot of good for Venezuela. The other candidate is just another rightwing foll who wants to sell everything off and hitch his wagon to the American train again,well that has been done before and did not work. All that happens in that scenario is that a very small percentage of the rich get richer off the states oil wealth and the poor and the rest of the people get nothing.
Helping the poor? Have you seen Venezeula's inflation rate lately? (and the public sentiment towards it)
Helping the poor? Have you seen Venezeula's inflation rate lately? (and the public sentiment towards it)
In a democratic system, realty doesn't matter. If the poor think they are better off (and they do for the most part), they will vote for Chavez. The man is an intelligent dictator, fill the military with his supporters and make the common people love him (using state media to cultivate his image as a hero) so he can hold elections safely and he'll never have to worry about a coup or popular uprising. Castro did the same thing and ended up stepping down on his own terms, the folks in the Mideast on the other hand were too heavy handed and now...
In a democratic system, realty doesn't matter. If the poor think they are better off (and they do for the most part), they will vote for Chavez. The man is an intelligent dictator, fill the military with his supporters and make the common people love him (using state media to cultivate his image as a hero) so he can hold elections safely and he'll never have to worry about a coup or popular uprising. Castro did the same thing and ended up stepping down on his own terms, the folks in the Mideast on the other hand were too heavy handed and now...
He is not a dictator. He was voted in by the people in democratic elections. You do not have to believe all the BS you read in silly American newspapers.
He is not a dictator. He was voted in by the people in democratic elections. You do not have to believe all the BS you read in silly American newspapers.
I said he was elected and held elections.![]()
You called him a dictator and he is not.
So dictators don't get elected? So adolf hitler was not a dictator?
Nobody reads american newspapers. Thats why they are shutting down left and rigjt.
If you are going to insult someone atleast do it properly.
It is arguable. A lot of countries and leaders and people call him a dictator. I believe he is a dictator too.
No a lot of countries do not call him a dictator..America and some of its allies do and that is it..a tiny minority in the world.
Their voting system is better than ones used in virtually all countries,it is better than the American system for starters and Chavez has been democratically elected in all his elections.
It's computer voting which means that it is NOT important who votes but who counts the vote.
Yes, there can be election fraud with paper ballots, just study LBJ's elections.
The point is that with computer voting, once a voter has entered their vote, they have absolutely no trail of how it is counted. At least with paper ballots there is a trail of this paper and it can be counted again. With computer voting there is no trail.
If you do not vote on paper, you have not voted.