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Hugo Chvez
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Hugo Chvez
President of Venezuela
In office
Rafael Caldera
Died
5 March
2013 (aged 58)
Caracas, Venezuela
affiliations
Pole (20112013)
Spouse(s)
Nancy
Colmenares (Divorced)
Marisabel
Rodrguez (Divorced)
Alma mater
Military Academy of
Venezuela
Religion
Roman Catholicism
Signature
Military service
Allegiance
Service/branch
Rank
Venezuela
Venezuelan
Army
Lieutenant
colonel
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secretive Revolutionary Bolivarian Movement200 (MBR-200) in the early 1980s to work towards
overthrowing the government. Chvez led the MBR200 in an unsuccessful coup d'tat against
the Democratic Action government of
President Carlos Andrs Prez in 1992, for which he
was imprisoned. Released from prison after two
years, he founded a socialist political party, the Fifth
Republic Movement, and waselected president of
Venezuela in 1998. He was re-elected in 2000.
During his second presidential term, he introduced
the system of Bolivarian Missions,Communal
Councils, and worker-managed cooperatives, as
well as a program of land reform, while also
nationalizing various key industries. He was reelected in 2006 with over 60% of the vote. After
winning his fourth term as president in the October
2012 presidential election, defeating Henrique
Capriles,[11] he was to have been sworn in on 10
January 2013, but the National Assembly of
Venezuela agreed to postpone the inauguration to
allow him time to recover from medical treatment in
Cuba,[12] resulting from a return of the cancer that
was originally diagnosed in June 2011.
Chvez died inCaracas on 5 March 2013 at the age
of 58.[13][14]
1 Early life
o 1.1 Childhood
o 1.2 Military Academy: 19711975
o 1.3 Early military career: 19761981
2 Later military career and the Bolivarian
Revolutionary Army-200: 19821991
o 2.1 Operation Zamora: 1992
14.2 Bibliography
14.2.1 Books
14.2.2 Academic articles
14.2.3 News articles and reports
14.2.4 Interviews
14.2.5 Websites and e-publications
15 External links
o
Early life
[edit]
Childhood[edit]
Further information: Early life of Hugo Chvez
Logo of MBR-200.
[edit]
1998 election[edit]
The election of a leftist president in Venezuela in 1998
foreshadowed what would, in the following seven years,
become a wave of successes for left-leaning presidential
candidates in Latin America...Luiz Incio "Lula" da Silva in
Brazil in October 2002, then Lucio Gutirrez in Ecuador in
January 2003, Nstor Kirchner in Argentina in May
2003, Tabar Vzquez in Uruguay in October 2004, Evo
Morales in Bolivia in December 2005, Rafael Correa in
Ecuador in November 2006, and then Daniel Ortega in
Nicaragua, also in November 2006. While some of these
moderated [towards the centre or centre-right] significantly
shortly after taking office, such as Gutirrez and da Silva, they
represent a wave of left-of-center leaders whose election
came as a bit of a surprise given the... disorientation within
the left around the world.
Gregory Wilpert, Head ofVenezuelanalysis.com (2007).[151]
Presidency: 19992013
[edit]
classes of society and are educated and largely nonviolent.[226] Chavista-run organizations have since
claimed to have been the target of violent attacks
from opposition groups: for instance, the Ezequiel
Zamora National Farmers' Coordinator estimated
that 50 Chavista leaders involved in the land-reform
program had been assassinated during 2002 and
2003.[227]
Coup, strikes and the recall referendum[edit]
Main articles: 2002 Venezuelan coup d'tat
attempt, Venezuelan general strike of 2002
2003 and Venezuelan recall referendum, 2004
Political ideology
[edit]
Policy overview
[edit]
The blue line represents annual rates. The red line represents
trends of annual rates given throughout the period
shown. GDP is in billions of Local Currency Unit that has been
adjusted for inflation.
Sources: International Monetary Fund, World Bank
After his election in 1998, more than 100,000 stateowned cooperatives which claimed to represent
some 1.5 million people were formed with the
assistance of government start-up credit and
technical training;[306] and the creation and
maintenance, as of September 2010, of over 30,000
Food[edit]
In the 1980s and 1990s health and nutrition indexes
in Venezuela were generally low, and social
inequality in access to nutrition was high.[326] Chvez
made it his stated goal to lower inequality in the
access to basic nutrition, and to achievefood
sovereignty for Venezuela.[327] The main strategy for
making food available to all economic classes was a
controversial policy of fixing price ceilings for basic
staple foods implemented in 2003.[328] In 2012, total
food consumption was over 26 million metric tonnes,
a 94.8% increase from 2003.[329]
Corruption[edit]
Human rights[edit]
Main article: Human rights in Venezuela
Foreign policy[edit]
Further information: Foreign policy of the Hugo
Chvez government
Argentina[edit]
Main article: Maletinazo
In popular culture
[edit]
Personal life
[edit]
Illness
[edit]
Death
[edit]
Countr
y
Date
[edit]
Place
Note
Cuban
17
highest
Cuba Novemb Havana
order of
er 1999
merit.
Grand
Collar of
8
the
Novemb Lisbon
Order of Portugal
er 2001
Prince
Henry
High
Medal of
Honor
Iran
Highest
29 July
Tehran national
2006
medal of
Ref
[531]
[532]
[533][53
4]
of the
Islamic
Republic
of Iran
Iran.
Highest
Order of
11
honour of
Augusto Nicarag
Manag
January
the
Csar
ua
ua
2007
Republic of
Sandino
Nicaragua.
Order of
the
Friendsh Belarus
ip of
Peoples
23 July
Minsk
2008
Order of
the
Republic Serbia
of Serbia
Serbian
highest
order of
6 March Belgra
merit.
2013
de
Awarded
posthumous
ly.
[535]
[536]
[537]
Recognition[edit]
The United States-based Time magazine included
Hugo Chvez among their list of the world's 100
Honorary degrees[edit]
During his term, Chvez was awarded the following
honorary degrees:[546]
Doctorate in Jurisprudence, 9
March 2001.
Brazil: University of
Braslia Honorary Doctorate
Granted by Rector Alberto Prez
on 3 April 2001.
Nicaragua: Universidad Nacional
de Ingeniera Honorary Doctorate
in Engineering Granted by Rector
Aldo Urbina on May 2001.[547]
Russia: Diplomatic Academy of
the Ministry of Foreign
Affairs Honorary Doctorate, 15 May
2001.
China: Beijing
University Honorary Doctorate in
Economics, 24 May 2001.
Bolivia: Higher University of San
Andrs Honorary Doctorate, 24
January 2006.[548]
Chile: UARCIS Honorary
Doctorate Granted by Rector
Carlos Margotta Trincado on 7
March 2006.[549]
Syria: University of
Damascus Honorary Doctorate
Legacy
[edit]
Eponyms[edit]
Dominican Republic:
Commander Hugo Chvez
Street, La Vega.[561][562]
See also
[edit]
Venezuela portal
References
Bolivarianism
Chavismo
[edit]
Footnotes[edit]
1. Jump up^ Ian James (4 October
2012)."Venezuela vote puts
'Chavismo' to critical test".
Yahoo. Archivedfrom the original on
World.myjoyonline.com. 9 January
2013. Retrieved 8 March 2013.
13. Jump up^ Castillo, Mariano (5
March 2013)."Venezuelan leader
Hugo Chvez dies". CNN. Retrieved
5 March 2013.
14. Jump up^ Cawthorne, Andrew (5
March 2013). "Venezuela's Hugo
Chvez dies from cancer:
VP". Reuters. Retrieved 5 March
2013.
15. Jump up^ Ellner 2002
16. Jump up^ "Hugo Chavez:
Memorable moments". BBC News.
6 March 2013. Retrieved 14 March
2013.
17. Jump up^ Chavez calls bush
Satan
18. ^ Jump up to:a b "Hugo Chavez
admits to being Marxist, just like
Christ | World | RIA Novosti".
En.ria.ru. 2010-01-16. Retrieved
2014-05-19.
19. Jump up^ Yolanda Valery BBC
Mundo, Venezuela (1970-0101). "BBC Mundo - Amrica Latina El marxismo segn Chvez".
Bbc.co.uk. Retrieved 2014-05-19.
20. Jump up^ Foto: ABN / Zurimar
Campos."Chvez afirma que es
la sinagoga". Noticias24.com. 10
February 2009. Retrieved 4 June
2014.
418. Jump up^ "Crnica AP: "Ex
escolta de rabino, sospechoso del
ataque a la
sinagoga"". Noticias24.com. 9
February 2009. Retrieved 4 June
2014.
419. Jump up^ "El Aissami dijo
que el ataque a la sinagoga se dio
desde adentro y ratific complicidad
interna". Radio Mundial. 9 February
2009. Retrieved 4 June 2014.
420. Jump up^ "Ministro del Poder
Popular para las Relaciones
Exteriores, Nicols Maduro,
presidente de la Asociacin Israelita
de Venezuela, Elas Farache,
director del Cicpc, Wilmer Flores
Trosel, y el ministro del Poder
Popular para Relaciones Interiores
y Justicia, Tareck El
Aissami."(Press release). 12
February 2009. Retrieved 4 June
2014.
421. Jump up^ Press Conference
- Israel Tiferet Synagogue of
Mariperez.
COM ORDENS
PORTUGUESASOrdens.presidenci
a.pt (Portuguese)
533. Jump up^ "Highest Badge of
Honor Granted to Chavez". Fars
News Agency. 30 July 2006.
Retrieved 12 June 2013.[dead link]
534. Jump up^ "Syrian President
Awarded Iran's Medal of
Honor". People's Daily. 31 July
2006. Retrieved 12 June 2013.
535. Jump up^ "Presidentes
Chvez y Morales fueron
distinguidos con la orden Augusto
Csar Sandino".
Diarioelprogreso.com. 13 January
2007. Retrieved 12 June
2013.(Spanish)
536. Jump up^ Imposicin de
Orden Amistad de Pueblos al
Presidente de la Repblica
Bolivariana de Venezuela, Hugo
Chvez Embassy of the Bolivarian
Republic of Venezuela Washington D.C., U.S.A. (Spanish)
537. Jump up^ "
,
". Predsednik.rs. 6
(Spanish)
(Spanish)
Bibliography[edit]
Books[edit]
Academic articles[edit]
Interviews[edit]
ZCommunications. Retrieved 30
March 2011.
Wilpert, Gregory (27 August
2003). "Venezuela's New
Constitution". Venezuela Analysis.
Retrieved 3 May 2011.
Trinkunas, Harold and McCoy,
Jennifer (February 1999)."Observation
of the 1998 Venezuelan Elections: A
Report of the Council of Freely
Elected Heads of Government".
Atlanta, Georgia: The Carter Centre.
Retrieved 21 March 2011.
"Del Caracazo Case". Inter-American
Court of Human Rights. 11 November
2011. Retrieved 21 March 2011.
"Venezuela: Hugo Chvez's
Revolution". International Crisis
Group. 22 February 2007. Retrieved 8
April 2011.
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