Venezuelans escaping from Chavez

A surge in the number of Venezuelans seeking asylum in the United States is similar to Communist Cuba in the early 1960s.The former army paratrooper - who first came to prominence as a leader of a failed coup in 1992 - has proved unable to bridge the huge gap between the country's rich and poor, and his combative rhetoric has alienated and alarmed the country's traditional political elite.Hugo Chavez promised "revolutionary" social policies, and constantly abused the "predatory oligarchs" of the establishment as corrupt servants of international capital. This leader, who never missed an opportunity to address the nation, once described oil executives as living in "luxury chalets where they perform orgies, drinking whisky". Church leaders in this overwhelmingly Roman Catholic country fared no better. "They do not walk in the path of Christ," said Mr Chavez who ones was a convicted felon and stayed in prison for 2 years.Later he invited the terrorist group Hamas to form his military wing in Venezuela.

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Jackson on 15 July, 2007 05:06:34

From Prisoner to President!

Sharpto on 15 July, 2007 05:12:45

I had no idea that he was a Prisoner before becoming a President.
Please keep me posted on his next arest.

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