Filmmaker Oliver Stone gives an interview for Telesur, in which he talks not only about his memories of Chavecito (the subject of his latest documentary, shown on Telesur last night), but also of how Venezuela has grown and changed thanks to him. Since the Comandante’s physical passing, a year ago today, his presence has only grown in stature. His spirit is unmistakable, and so is the antagonism toward it from all the usual sources.
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Mi amigo Hugo (Documental completo)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WD4CIOh73VY