Chávez The Radical III calls on Venezuelans to continue their historical legacy of rebellion against oligarchic rule. Chávez highlights the active role played by enslaved and oppressed Venezuelans in nineteenth-century liberation struggles, from the fight against Spanish rule to the landless peasants’ rebellion. Taking up arms – rifles, machetes, farm tools, or any other weapon…
Defenders of the status quo cast radicals as naive dreamers, anti-social disruptors, or even irrational extremists – anything to discredit and derail radical movements for change. In reality, radicalism is about digging to the root of things and finding their essential nature. The dominant classes seek to obscure the roots of their illegitimate privilege because…
In Chávez The Radical VIII, President Chávez recounts the incalculable damage wrought by the oil industry sabotage and military coup of 2002. That coup was facilitated by a practice we continue to see today: the deliberate manipulation of images by the corporate media to create the illusion that pro-Chávez demonstrators were firing upon peaceful opposition…
In Chávez The Radical VII, President Chávez reiterates his assertion that the Bolivarian Revolution is feminist. This declaration does not mean that the oppression of women has been eradicated from Venezuela; it highlights that the revolution has advanced gender equality in several concrete ways, while reinvigorating dialogue about the ways that sexism persists in Venezuelan…
Last Sunday, Venezuelans initiated the process of rewriting their constitution through democratically elected representatives. The final document will be subject to a nation-wide up or down vote. This process, enshrined in the 1999 constitution written after Chavez was elected, virtually unparalleled in democracies worldwide, presents an opportunity for the Venezuelan people to breathe life into…
Venezuelans will soon democratically elect an assembly to re-write their constitution. Although the mainstream media cast it as a political ploy, the referendum holds the potential to re-energize political participation and open avenues for social movements to contribute to a dialogue on how to resolve the current crisis, at a time when polls show three…
Hugo Chávez always sought to make the Venezuelan government more participatory and inclusive of all Venezuelans. This required him to take away privileges and power from the elites of the old regime, who had led the country into a miserable economic crisis and political collapse in the 1990s. Early in his presidency, a democratically elected…
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Lo comunal es fundamental para comprender la ruta trazada por Chávez para la construcción del socialismo, su propuesta lo coloca en el corazón de las transformaciones para vencer. Y no solo al capitalismo, sino también, a propuestas que se asumen alternativas socialistas, pero que terminan reproduciendo el sistema del capital, como lo planteaba István Mészáros…
![[CHAVISMO AHORA] Chávez: A 10 años de una distinta presencia](https://tatuytv.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/TatuyTv2022_-1-768x432.jpg "[CHAVISMO AHORA] Chávez: A 10 años de una distinta presencia")
Artículo de Gerardo Rojas sobre la «distinta presencia» del Comandante Chávez, cuando se conmemoran 10 años de su partida física.
![[OPINIÓN] Chávez, un subversivo amoroso](https://tatuytv.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/TatuyTv2022_-768x432.jpg "[OPINIÓN] Chávez, un subversivo amoroso")
Leonel Ruiz conversó sobre el disco «Palabra de Chávez, un subversivo amoroso» por ocasión del 10 aniversario del fallecimiento del Comandante
