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Bush Versus Chavez: Washington’s War on Venezuela
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Hardcover
from Monthly Review Pr (November 1, 2007); titled "Bush Versus Chavez: Washington's War on Venezuela"
9781583671665 | details & prices | 175 pages | 6.00 × 9.25 × 0.75 in. | 0.80 lbs | List price $50.00
About: President Hugo Chávez openly defies the ruling class in the United States, daring to advance universal access to health care and education, to remove itself from the economic orbit dominated by the United States, to diversify its production to meet human needs and promote human development, and to forge an economic coalition between Latin American countries.
About: President Hugo Chávez openly defies the ruling class in the United States, daring to advance universal access to health care and education, to remove itself from the economic orbit dominated by the United States, to diversify its production to meet human needs and promote human development, and to forge an economic coalition between Latin American countries.
Paperback
from Monthly Review Pr (November 1, 2007); titled "Bush Versus Chavez: Washington's War on Venezuela"
9781583671658 | details & prices | 175 pages | 6.00 × 9.00 × 0.50 in. | 0.54 lbs | List price $15.95
About: President Hugo Chávez openly defies the ruling class in the United States, daring to advance universal access to health care and education, to remove itself from the economic orbit dominated by the United States, to diversify its production to meet human needs and promote human development, and to forge an economic coalition between Latin American countries.
About: President Hugo Chávez openly defies the ruling class in the United States, daring to advance universal access to health care and education, to remove itself from the economic orbit dominated by the United States, to diversify its production to meet human needs and promote human development, and to forge an economic coalition between Latin American countries.