Category Archives: Huguito Chavecito

Chavecito on CNN

Posted on February 25, 2010 by Sabina Becker

Videos in Spanish…Chavecito talks with Carmen Aristégui about Alvaro Uribe’s rude interruption at the summit, and how embarrassing it was for everyone involved. He also talks about Fidel, the revolution in Cuba, the importance of anti-imperialism, and the dangers of … Continue reading →

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Um. Nice president you got there, Colombia.

Posted on February 23, 2010 by Sabina Becker

Discord at the Cancún summit. An unexpectedly revealing photo of three leaders, only two of whom get along well all the time? Sure looks like. Guess which…So, Chavecito’s the regional troublemaker, is he? Not even hardly. Guess who came to … Continue reading →

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Two quick announcements

Posted on February 20, 2010 by Sabina Becker

Your attention, please…A commenter on my Open Letter to Peter Kent, Sofia Ramirez, writes: *Please distribute widely* People in Toronto, Montreal and Caracas, Venezuela will be demonstrating in support of the democratic people’s movement in Venezuela and exposing the hypocrisy … Continue reading →

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Festive Left Friday Blogging: Watch out, empire…

Posted on February 19, 2010 by Sabina Becker

…because Chavecito’s peasant militias have something to say to your nefarious plans:And militia members like Adriana are not going to stand for any nonsense. Especially not since the discarded FAL rifles of the Venezuelan army are now in their hands, … Continue reading →

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Juanes: Schooled on the tweeter

Posted on February 17, 2010 by Sabina Becker

So…Juanes thought he could get away with insults, bullshit and lame excuses (not to mention facile sloganeering) under the rubric of “free expression”? Looks like the joke’s on him… Colombian singer Juanes, on his Twitter page, tried to play the … Continue reading →

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Juanes: Douchebaggery confirmed.

Posted on February 15, 2010 by Sabina Becker

Once more, via the tweeter, we glimpse an ugly truth about a pretty boy who sings very bland, mediocre music and preaches what we now know to be a false message of peace. From Aporrea: Young Venezuelans, who support the … Continue reading →

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Oh noes, Chavecito is now in the supermarket business!

Posted on February 13, 2010 by Sabina Becker

Cue the screamers of the Dissociated Press, the WaHoPo, and the NY Slimes. Communism is on the march once more! Aporrea has the deets: At the end of his speech during the opening of the Bolivarian Hypermarket, President Hugo Chávez … Continue reading →

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Short ‘n’ Stubby: Ms. Manx eats the tweeter

Posted on February 11, 2010 by Sabina Becker

Well, what did you expect of Ms. Manx? She’s a kitty. They eat shredded tweet for breakfast. And so do I, today…as we delve into just how important Twitter is NOT when it comes to Venezuelan politics. If you’ve read … Continue reading →

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An open letter to Peter Kent

Posted on February 10, 2010 by Sabina Becker

Dear Mr. Kent:On your recent official trip to Venezuela, in the name of Canada, you made some remarks that embarrass us as a country, and disgust me as a Canadian. They are as follows: “Canada is concerned over the Venezuelan … Continue reading →

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“I was assigned to kill Hugo Chávez”, says a former sergeant

Posted on February 5, 2010 by Sabina Becker

Meet Ivan Freites, former technical sergeant, military rebel, and reluctant assassin.From YVKE Mundial, a very special story about a man who could have adversely changed the course of Venezuelan history, had his own integrity not prevented the worst: At just … Continue reading →

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